The phrase "application of a police" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "application of police"? You can use "application of police" when discussing the implementation or use of police forces in a specific context, such as law enforcement or community safety.
Example: "The application of police in community outreach programs has proven effective in building trust between law enforcement and residents."
Alternatives: "use of police" or "deployment of police".
Both brought social advances to their countries, and both have maintained power through a heavy application of secret police.
A month after the attack, Robert D. Riley, who was also charged in the attack and was awaiting the results of his application to become a police officer, agreed to testify against his friends.
This change would seem to be well within the police power, subject to which these contracts were made, and there is no such difference between the fixing of rates and the modification of the duration of a contract as would prevent the application of the police power to the one and not to the other.
Perhaps the most striking application of the police power is in the destruction of buildings to prevent the spead of a conflagration.
Public safety, public health, morality, peace and quiet, law and order -- these are some of the more conspicuous examples of the traditional application of the police power to municipal affairs.
Though prosecutors and police officers are teammates in many respects, the application of Brady to police misconduct material has caused a deep division within the prosecution team.
IN an unusual application of neuroscience research, police agencies around the country may soon be able to equip street corners with microphones and video cameras to fight gun-related crime.
His speciality, he explains, was his application of a "know your client", or KYC, policing strategy to identifying dirty money.
"Notwithstanding the significant changes to the culture of policing in the aftermath of the Stephen Lawrence inquiry report, equality groups have remained quite concerned about the racialised application of police powers," said Ulele Burnham, a barrister who chairs the Discrimination Law Association.
The economic evaluation of policing activity: An application of a hybrid methodology.
