Sentence examples for changes to policing from inspiring English sources

They wanted a "crimefighter", and someone who would not habitually criticise swingeing government changes to policing that officers hated.

Prof Chris Elliott's much-delayed inquiry into the integrity of the UK food chain leaves no doubt that food crime is an urgent problem, yet it has taken 18 months to publish his recommendations for sweeping changes to policing our food, so uncomfortable have they been for the government.

A spokesman for Avon and Somerset police said having cull representatives in the control room gave them real-time information that helped keep the public safe and said changes to policing the cull when it resumes this year were still being discussed.

He added such problems would not be solved just by changes to policing.

The NCA has also taken on a range of functions from a different national agency that has been scrapped as part of the government's changes to policing.

While they advocate for implicit bias training, they see the need for systemic changes to policing that go beyond simple awareness-raising.

Theresa May, who is involved in introducing directly elected police commissioners and changes to police pay, is anxious to avoid another source of friction with chief constables.

No money was exchanged, but both parties agreed to a meeting to discuss changes to police policy regarding the mentally ill.

The recommendation is among major changes to police pay and recruitment in an independent review commissioned by the Home Secretary, Theresa May.

At the time of the October 2012 meeting between Mr Mitchell and the three officers, the Police Federation was involved in a dispute with the government over changes to police pay and employment conditions.

At the time of the October 2012 meeting, the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers, was involved in a dispute with the government over changes to police pay and employment conditions.