Sentence examples for changes to the policing from inspiring English sources

The failed Ripper inquiry had resulted in a number of changes to the policing system, including the formation of the dedicated vice squad to which the young McLean had been assigned, and the creation of the Home Office large major enquiry system (Holmes), a computerised cross-referencing system developed between West Yorkshire police and IT experts.

In the past, the statement noted, similar inquiries have resulted in court-overseen agreements seeking fundamental changes to the policing practices of police agencies.

The mid-1980's brought changes to the police entrance examinations.

Only since Egypt's popular uprising has he felt freer to call for radical changes to the police system.

The Bahraini government pledged reform and King Hamad sought UK advice on changes to the police and judiciary.

A Scottish mountain rescue team has spoken out on the actions of two climbers, changes to the police and helicopter search and rescue coverage.

BBC Newsnight has learned that the home secretary wrote to cabinet colleagues in early December seeking approval for changes to the police's controversial stop and search powers in England and Wales.

Some students in that neighborhood protested recently to request changes to the police presence their school.

That perception is underscored by a subtle change to the police department's slogan under the interior minister, Habib el-Adly, who has served in his post since 1997.

In the public domain, my first contribution was to amend the Penal Procedure Code and the Police Code, in which I substituted the word 'men' for 'citizens of Afghanistan.' As a result of this change to the Police Code, both men and women are now eligible to join the police force.

In February, he associated himself with falls in public transport-related offences that happened six months before he'd made any changes to the relevant policing arrangements and four months before he'd even become mayor.