Sentence examples for concepts of police from inspiring English sources

"Elemental concepts of police oversight are being ignored".

Time and again one heard anecdotes attesting to Dizaei's high-handed manner, his contempt for normal concepts of police behavior.

"I am concerned that police forces put vague concepts of police safety before the human dignity".

In throwing out the charges against the woman — also known as a "stay" — Bourque wrote: "I am concerned that police forces put vague concepts of police safety before the human dignity of people they have in detention.

Keith Vaz, the committee chairman, said: "The concept of police and crime commissioners is still very much on probation.

Mr Johnston told the BBC: "The relationship was never going to work because one of the parties never accepted the concept of police and crime commissioners".

The MPs say the concept of police and crime commissioners (PCCs), who were first elected on a very low turnout of 15% in November 2012, is still very much on probation.

A small group of teen-agers argued about whether it was appropriate to introduce children to the concept of police brutality, and ogled Evan Desmond Yee's "Shop of Dreams," a mirror-image replica of the museum's actual gift shop (where visitors could purchase branded Museum of Capitalism totes and T-shirts, and also computer-shaped stress balls and elegantly packaged coal) but with barren shelves.

Sir Robert Peel went on to father Sir Robert Peel, 2nd Baronet, the future Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, who helped to create the modern concept of a police force.

They believe the crisis gives the police an opportunity to rethink its concept of community policing.

The concept of neighbourhood policing has been around since the dawn of modern policing, but it will also be the key to improving the performance of the police in an era of dramatic budget cuts.