Sentence examples for difficult policing from inspiring English sources

This has worked in Northern Ireland, one of the most difficult policing environments one can imagine, so it is certainly worth a try for London.

The issue of dealing with an individual who is mentally disturbed, lashing out, and potentially a danger to the people around them is a delicate and difficult policing problem.

In a context where clients continue to be police enforcement targets, sex workers' narratives indicated it is difficult for police to fulfil their stated objective of prioritising the safety of sex workers.

Lin Daolin, deputy director of the Police Aviation Administration Office, reports that more than 300 police drones are in use in 25 provinces, helping to patrol areas that are difficult for police officers to access.

It is difficult to police.

The country's vast forests are difficult to police.

The border is long, underpopulated and difficult to police.

And the region's location makes it difficult to police.

But globalization is making the border increasingly difficult to police.

But it would be difficult for police to prosecute him without an allegation by Mr Cowan.

The argument of its framers was that it would be difficult to police private homes.