Sentence examples for austerity policing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, in an age of austerity, policing nightclubs is considered too expensive and too complicated, and it is easier just to shut them down.

Labour was largely quiet, focusing on the unemployment figures and the criticisms of the chancellor's austerity polices by the IMF.

The British Association of Social Workers (BASW), along with people who use social services, have organised a march from Birmingham to Liverpool to call for an end to the UK government's austerity polices.

Anti-discrimination laws are way down his agenda, despite the fact that stigmatisation is likely to increase as the negative social effects of economic austerity polices become more apparent.

The centre-right politician, who had thwarted agreement by persistently raising the issue during the talks, has been a vocal opponent of the "growth through austerity" polices meted out to Greece by the EU and IMF.

These were the men who tried and failed to use a mixture of austerity, tough policing and what we might now call "technocratic" rule to save German democracy.

"This report will assist chiefs and the College of Policing in this ongoing work and provide useful ideas for enhancement where this can be achieved within the current financial austerity across policing," she said.

"In this day and age of austerity where police are having to make cuts and are looking at the way they do things, this is hopefully going to cut away a lot of red tape that they have to deal with".

So, austerity equals the police and police equal austerity," he said.

LGC cut up to 170 jobs in a first round of government austerity cuts to policing as part of a 30 per cent cost-cutting exercise.

Deputy Le Cornu said: "Across Europe, states are policing austerity with increasingly militarised police forces.