Sentence examples for conventional police from inspiring English sources

The field sits off a muddy road that could not be navigated by conventional police cars.

Conventional police wisdom has long linked physical and social disorder with crime.

There is neither cerebral detection nor conventional police work: the solution is reached by a process of inspissated introspection.

The town does have a conventional police force and fire department, in part because the insurance premiums for a private company providing those services were deemed prohibitively high.

By contrast, "The Tick of the Clock" is a conventional police procedural, as calmly paced and logical as the title device.

The site is essentially an aggregated online version of conventional police auctions, which sell goods gathered by seizure, through legal forfeiture or as evidence in criminal cases.

Security camera technology can be used to supplement conventional policing efforts, and it has proven to be an effective way to deter crime and apprehend criminals.

And John Carr, of the Children's Charities Coalition on Internet Safetyy, said: "We're never going to solve this problem... if we simply rely on conventional policing, knocking on people's doors and making arrests.

There were other good shows at the time, but they tended to be variations on conventional genres — police shows like "Cagney and Lacey," or hospital dramas like "St.

A 2009 cable warned that pre-Olympic attempts to expel drug traffickers from some of the city's most violent favelas could resemble "the battles in Fallujah more than a conventional urban police operation".

It differs from conventional traffic policing in that an explicit resource management technique is used which randomly schedules low levels of police enforcement in a manner intended to provide long-term, widespread coverage of a road network and hence maximise road safety benefits.