Sentence examples for comfortable policing from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi security forces, dominated by Shiite officers, traditionally are far more comfortable policing Sunni insurgents.

For nearly two years, Nelson was held in the relatively comfortable police "supergrass suite" in Belfast.

He said Mr. Nasheed was taken to the capital, Male, in a very large, comfortable police speedboat, "with seats like an aircraft's".

Green and Gutierrez were allegedly shot by Jamie Willard with his hands cuffed behind his back after the officers had loosened the restraints to make him more comfortable, Police Chief Scott LaChasse told the City Council on Tuesday.

We feel comfortable with police officers who patrol campuses while armed.

The governor said that he would not "close the door" to such a move but that for now he was comfortable having Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly and the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, investigate it.

Not all dispensary owners feel comfortable calling police after a robbery for fear of being raided and charged.

Over the last decade or so, the cable dial has been stuffed full of programming that serves to make us more comfortable with police units that treat neighborhoods like battlefields.

Psychopaths don't feel comfortable around police or mental health workers (doctors).

In an ideal world, survivors would feel comfortable reporting to police, and police would be equipped to investigate and prosecute cases which seem less cut-and-dry, leaving colleges out of the process entirely.

The hope, Mr. Camden and Mr. Rosenthal said, is that once people see police taking action, they will be more comfortable helping the police.