Sentence examples for aid policing from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "They are essential to test our procedures alongside our mutual aid policing colleagues and partners from the military".

Brown harbours similar concerns over the use of algorithms to aid policing, as seen in Memphis where Crush's algorithms have reportedly linked some racial groups to particular crimes: "If you have a group that is disproportionately stopped by the police, such tactics could just magnify the perception they have of being targeted".

Analyzing the types of kidnappings occurring at a given time could further aid policing strategy.

They are counselors, advisers and administrators, not the financial aid police.

It will aid police investigations and increase the number of perpetrators caught and prosecuted.

And they may one day aid police officers, paramedics and firefighters in more common daily emergencies.

The Government is drawing up plans to use unmanned "drone" aircraft currently deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan to counter terrorism and aid police operations in Britain.

The move, designed to aid police investigations and increase the rate of prosecutions for FGM, was welcomed by campaigners against FGM.

The media descended on Ipswich, and the 300-strong Suffolk force working on the murders was bolstered by another 300 mutual aid police workers.

A 1996 law drafted largely by private-sector professionals from that secretive trade forbids disclosure of banking secrets to aid police inquiries; they can be revealed only after a trial has started.

While the money will continue to flow, DHS, aided by the Justice Department, intends to play a more active monitoring role in filtering out frivolous requests, an attempt to balance its mandate to aid police with responsible usage.