Sentence examples for achieve policing from inspiring English sources

This August more than 60 organisations affiliated with the Black Lives Matter movement released a list of six demands and 40 recommendations for how to achieve policing and criminal justice reforms.

When convictions are so hard to achieve, police often fail to take action on a case.

"This is a replay of the failed effort in 1978 to charge Gerry with membership [of the IRA]." He added: "Sinn Féin's negotiations strategy succeeded in achieving new policing arrangements, but we always knew that there remained within the PSNI an embittered rump of the old RUC (Royal Ulster Constabulary).

All this was possible to achieve while police budgets were being cut, he said.

But apart from the crudeness of such tactics, does this kind of political policing achieve anything more than public disgust at such underhandedness?

These German polities called themselves "police states" — not in the sense of being oppressive but, as Clark explains, in the sense that they tried "to achieve the good policing, die gute Policey, of the land by monitoring and regulating the behavior of subjects by paperwork".

"I am really looking forward to continuing to work with Jeff to achieve the best policing service for the people of Gwent".

These results could not have been achieved without police work.

"This is exactly the type of result which can be achieved when police share information in real time and use Interpol's global network to locate, identify and arrest suspects," added Mr Noble.

But none of this can be achieved without police training.

If we are to achieve that, the police need to be able to stop and search suspected terrorists.