Sentence examples for assign policing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the growth of PSCs and third party policing in general can be placed within the context of the widespread implementation of new approaches that assign policing responsibilities to non-police actors (Desmond and Valdez 2012).5.5

"Last week we heard they wanted us to give them a one-week notice of when we were running a convoy and then they would post it in the police headquarters and assign police to ride along," he said.

It may have been economically efficient for the past century and a half to assign police officers custody of social authority in ambiguous situations, but the vectors of economic efficiency can switch direction.

The draft law could assign police tasks to the military in urban areas, and give the security forces greater leeway to crack down on radicalisation.

Although some airports assign police to fixed positions at such locations, others deploy roving patrols.

College officials said they are still developing regulations that would assign police cadets or other staff with authority to police smoking areas.

He assigned police, air force and naval units to "take care" of the situation.

Then came a hard-fought campaign, with McMullen assigned police protection after receiving death threats on Facebook.

Nine United Nations agencies as well as the United Nations' peacekeeping department, which assigns police and military trainers, will be called on for expertise.

Miguel Colorado González was in charge of assigning police to organised-crime investigations; Fernando Rivera Hernández was one of his deputies, in charge of intelligence.

Of the police officers, eight had their cases thrown out, and 11 were given the lightest penalty possible: They were required to continue working in their assigned police districts for one year and to refrain from traveling.