Sentence examples for addressing police from inspiring English sources

The exception, he said, was restraint in addressing police violence.

Here was a mayor addressing police use of force before any single outrage or crush of media inquiry forced her to do so.

These are not easy partnerships to form, and they often require addressing police departments' legacies of racism and failed violence prevention strategies.

Addressing police and crime commissioners and chief constables at a conference in London, she said: "You must recognise that talent does not only come from within police ranks.

That was also the year that N.W.A. recorded "Straight Outta Compton," addressing police brutality on a record that would go triple platinum, and capturing the feeling of turbulence and trouble in the neighborhoods south of the 10 freeway.

But the Bell verdict "reinforced, in the minds of some city residents, that there is not a fair system for addressing police misconduct," said Dick Dadey, executive director of Citizens Union, a watchdog group, who said the verdict gave Mr. Kelly a chance to change that perception.

Steven Hawkins, Amnesty International USA's executive director, said in a press release that the decision marks a "historic step" in addressing police-related crimes. .

If we're talking about addressing policing issues, we need to also be talking about fixing those issues that surround and drive it, too.

Ms. Edge addressed police violence against black youths in the two excerpts presented here, but without rhetoric or polemics.

It's past time for policy-makers to enact meaningful solutions to address police violence in our communities.

Ms. Gray said the police had met with black residents and with the provincial human rights commission to develop procedures that addressed police discrimination.