Sentence examples for controlling police from inspiring English sources

"After 11 Years, a Police Leader Hits Turbulence" (front page, Feb. 4), discussing Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly's tenure in New York, did not emphasize enough his accomplishments in controlling police corruption, diversifying higher echelons of the department and improved public safety.

The courts control police activities in other ways.

Autonomy for Kosovo would be guaranteed, with a democratically-elected Assembly, accountable institutions and locally controlled police forces.

Sudan is a tightly controlled police state, and few believed these elections would be a shining example of democracy.

"Independent auditors and federal oversight present viable alternatives to the failed attempts that have been used in the past to control police abuse," the report said.

Mr. Hartung took many of his photographs surreptitiously, from cars or buses, because stopping was difficult or to avoid drawing attention in the tightly controlled police state.

With almost no access for outsiders into North Korea's tightly controlled police state, it is impossible to know the terms of the original agreement.

"So why not go for it?" Despite its reputation as a tightly controlled police state, Sudan actually has a history of successful protests.

In Newark, under McCarthy's tenure, the police refused to improve a defective early warning system to identify and control police officers with established patterns of misconduct, allowing officers with documented histories of abuse to stay in their jobs.

But for high-security exhibitions, where gallery access must be strictly controlled, policing can be a problem.

It also urged state governments, which control policing in India, to scrap draconian laws used by the police to lock up repeat offenders.