Sentence examples for colonial policing from inspiring English sources

He cites the argument of Emma Bell, a faculty member at France's Universite de Savoie, that the colonial policing culture is now "coming home", as local police forces come to see themselves as hostile to the populations they police.

All British troops, except special forces and aircraft supporting the Americans, will probably be out of Iraq by the end of 2008.The British army's ability to wage irregular warfare has been found wanting, despite the folk memory of centuries of colonial policing and decades in Northern Ireland.

Colonial polices towards the military had made matters worse.

The conflicts involved colonial police and soldiers, settler militias and raiding parties.

Inside the house, a four-bedroom Colonial, police found three bodies.

Even after the Jagans' release, colonial police watched their every move.

In 1958, British colonial police in Hong Kong used bullets made from teak called baton rounds.

Rather than follow school friends to Oxford or Cambridge, he signed up for the colonial police in Burma.

But I cannot learn of the battles between colonial police, soldiers, settlers and Aboriginal warriors on the Australian pastoral frontier.

Former customs may be revived or current practices drastically changed, and new social organizations, sometimes imitative of the colonial police or armed forces, initiated.

But being laughed at, as Orwell found during his stint as a colonial police officer in Burma, can also be a ruler's greatest fear.