Sentence examples for a policing tool from inspiring English sources

As a policing tool, Kennedy's methodology had been a big success in Cincinnati.

When Bratton ran the N.Y.P.D. in the nineteen-nineties, he introduced a policing tool called CompStat, which is used to identify patterns and locations of crimes throughout the city.

The less we view the performance review process as a policing tool and the more we see it as an opportunity to collaborate with our employees, the more value everyone will get out of it.

The TEI, as it is known, is a police tool intended to help investigate terrorist cells and the like.

In an interview, Mr. Thompson spoke of an "overreaction to stop and frisk" that he said glossed over its usefulness as a police tool, even as he forcefully criticized its excesses over the past few years.

How will Google and Microsoft, which are about to launch their own tablets, ever catch up with Apple's iPad when it is so entrenched it can seen as a police tool?

As DNA databases have grown and investigators have become more sophisticated about recovering genetic evidence from every possible source at a crime scene, partial matches have become a tantalizing policing tool.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "Stop and search is a vital policing tool and officers have the government's full support to use these powers.

William C. Thompson Jr., the former comptroller and 2009 Democratic candidate for mayor, said during that campaign that he thought stop-and-frisk was a valuable policing tool but that it was being overused — a position he affirmed in an interview on Tuesday.

No sensible person would wish to end "stop and search" entirely – when used correctly, it can be a vital policing tool – but eliminating its abuse and deploying it in a more focused way is critical if it is to have any credibility at all.

"I agree that they are a vital policing tool of the future.