Sentence examples for being policed by from inspiring English sources
It is a stretch, to say the least, that the world would accept being policed by rehabilitated hijackers.
Despite some areas being policed by soldiers in Ottoman uniforms, the European powers ignored Ottoman claims entirely and found ways around legal agreements that favored the Ottomans.
It is now being policed by Somali transitional government forces and by Ethiopian troops who invaded and dislodged the Islamists at the very end of 2006.
Until last Saturday, metropolitan Basra was being policed by 48 armed British military policemen, plus 900 unarmed locals: they were detaining just four or five miscreants daily.
Officials from both organizations said racially biased employment practices in a law enforcement agency can harm the community being policed by that agency's officers.
Veterans came to feel that the idealism of the cause had been exploited, and many resented being policed by shadowy Communist enforcers.
The exclusion zone will be policed by private security companies.
Such acquisitions are policed by two federal and numerous state antitrust authorities.
N.F.L. officials remain locked out, meaning this game will be policed by replacement referees.
Previously, the industry had been policed by the same body tasked with promoting it.
