Sentence examples for defined and policed from inspiring English sources

But questions remain about how abuse of the proposed regime will be defined and policed.

Ethnic and racial distinctions among whites, Africans, Coloureds, and Indians were more strictly defined and policed.

But the details of his speech confirmed that he had caved in to the regressive, anti-tax G.O.P. orthodoxy that is defined and policed by groups such as Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the Club for Growth.

The key finding here is not that the various categories on the electronic record (repeat, current, past) are being violated (which would prompt the conclusion that they should be more tightly defined and policed), but that these categories are more fluid and negotiated than the technology implies or previous research has suggested and that they evolve over time.

Out of a desire and need to establish security to self-perpetuate, every society has invented mechanisms, dedicated resources and empowered folks to define and "police" unwanted behaviors, when and how to fight each, and when and how to take action against the perpetrators.

Mr. Abraham advises extreme caution because India's free speech rules have been historically weak (read more about India's long history of censorship here), a relatively new Internet law is extremely broadly defined and police and lawmakers themselves are sometimes confused about what the actual rules themselves say.

This is the crux of the problem with Justice Kagan's admirable wish for equal democratic citizenship unsullied by sectarianism: it would put the town board of Greece in charge of defining and policing religious diversity.

But no one articulated quite how complicated it is to define, contain and police those threats until Hess did.

From its inception, West Indian Carnival has been defined by policing as much as celebration.

Rather, it was that expansive gray area that really defined how police and the communities they were tasked to serve.

Now CPD will be the subject of an extensive probe to determine if it unfairly targets communities of color and violates the Constitution and federal law, the latest American police department to see federal scrutiny after a year defined by police killings and the Black Lives Matter movement.