Sentence examples for broad policing from inspiring English sources

Known mostly for the sandy beaches of Acapulco, Guerrero is also ravaged by the violence of drug traffickers, land disputes and scrappy insurgencies where heavily armed soldiers have been granted broad policing authority.

The overflights were just one part of a broad police plan to safeguard against attacks.

There are two broad police reforms going on, both at a time when money is in short supply.

Speaking of security, a broad police officer lumbered past Mr. Croy and his male friends in drag.

Many here described the security legislation with its broad police powers, vaguely worded definitions of crimes and long prison sentences as the true transfer to Chinese rule.

Compelling vehicle owners to carry accident insurance, as states do, is considered a different matter because the Constitution gives the states broad police powers that have been interpreted to encompass that.

Once an epidemic was under way, those doctors were granted broad police-like powers, and they established the first foothold of federal authority in the South since the end of the Civil War and Reconstruction.

The incident, on the second day of Rosh Hashana, occurred on East 8th Street at 4 p.m. and led to a broad police response, with detectives and arson investigators descending on the predominantly Jewish neighborhood.

The TTP and the civilians from the tribal areas often targeted in these broad police sweeps both ascribe to an ancient ethical code of conduct called Pakhtunwali.

Use of these tactics was made possible in part by the passage of an Insurrection Act, giving the administration broad police powers, and also by the suspension of habeas corpus in October 1796.

That counselor was speaking about the mental health of the officers, but he might have meant the broader policing crisis, too.