Sentence examples for called for policing from inspiring English sources

Bratton called for policing to remain open to new ideas, and said social phenomena that affected police forces tended to happen up to two decades earlier in the US: "What your country is experiencing tends to be about 10 to 20 years behind the experiences of the US, whether it's on issues of race or crime".

In February First Minister Carwyn Jones called for policing to be devolved.

The university called for "police presence".

The good Kiwanians called for police.

After Scotty Smith called for police, he went home and picked up his own pistol.

The tweets provoked widespread criticism and gay rights campaigners called for police to look into the matter.

Critics called for police to ban the march in advance, but Choudary dropped the idea on Sunday.

Graham Smith, chief executive of Republic, the campaign for an elected head of state, called for police action against the prince.

As mayor, Mr. Giuliani repeatedly called for police officers accused of wrongdoing to be given "the benefit of the doubt".

Mr. Clinton also called for police reform -- another hot-button issue -- and encouraged the British government to continue with demilitarization.

At 4 30 p.m., a second call came in, saying there was bleeding and the baby was crowning, and dispatchers called for police and medical crews.