Sentence examples for basically policing from inspiring English sources

"They stopped basically policing.

Ms. James likened the Facebook comments to "basically police terrorism, when you talk about bombing individuals".

Interrogation is basically police work and psychology.

Basically, police there are broke-ass and they wanted to "fine" us, even though we saw a huge truck with about 20 people riding on the roof drive by unharassed about five minutes after we got out.

For safety reasons, participants couldn't come within 500 yards of the march, unless they used one of the official entrances – which were basically police checkpoints – at very specific times.

"Around 1960, New York City basically stopped policing," Bratton told me.

I was basically in police custody and got hit".

Basically, the police used their car to perform a version of the P.I.T. maneuver that caused the plane's tail to swing around.

"Once upon a time people viewed extremism as 100% criminal, with the people involved criminals – basically, the police chasing bad guys.

"I know of no other time where it's been alleged by what is basically a police agency that the governor lied under oath," Mr. Horner said.

Adrian Lesher, a lawyer appointed to represent Mr. Ivanov, said at the arraignment that his client "basically led police to the apartment in a situation that was almost calculated".