Sentence examples for accelerating police from inspiring English sources
Since 2008, officials in East Haven, Conn., a working-class suburb with a long history of toxic relations between the police and minorities, have played down Latinos' complaints of accelerating police harassment and brutality.
Then, the next question is, why does the urban grassroots election accelerates police trust more than the rural area one does in our findings?
An extra £100m is to be spent accelerating the recruitment of police community support officers to get their numbers up to 16,000 by next April in England and Wales.
The remaining proprietors say the decline accelerated when a police substation on the street closed several years ago, with drug dealing and other street crimes becoming an increasing problem.
LONDON — The phone hacking scandal that has enmeshed the Murdoch media empire, British politicians and the police accelerated Friday with the arrest of a former aide to Prime Minister David Cameron and new accusations of obstruction of justice against executives of News International, the parent of the disgraced News of the World newspaper.
Authorities responded to the riots by bringing in police reinforcements and accelerating plans to relocate hundreds of the 2,500 detainees on Christmas Island to mainland detention centres to reduce overcrowding.
Young black men are being shot by white police officers at accelerating, terrifying rates.
But while police retirements also accelerated after Sept. 11, the police force was already contending with a retirement problem before the terrorist attack, in part because of a spike in the number of officers eligible to retire in 2000 and 2001.
A police gang injunction is allegedly accelerating the process by hounding black and Latino residents.
Even if you're not breaking any laws, weaving in and out of lanes and stopping or accelerating quickly can bring you unwanted attention from police.
The driver was accelerating after the light turned green, according to the police report.
