Sentence examples for drop in policing from inspiring English sources

It is an increase in savings of £151m since the last update in October, with a drop in policing and other security, transport and construction expenses.

So what explains the long-term drop in police killings?

No one claims that out-of-town recruiting has caused the steep drop in police applications in New York.

"The fact that we are seeing yet another drop in police shootings," Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik said, "tells me that the great emphasis we place on restraint and training are having the desired effect".

Some senior police officers said they interpreted that as a sign they can no longer be certain of De Blasio's support, even as the mayor sought to highlight a drop in police misconduct complaints.

He is paid $170,000 a year, and he said his strategies have also led, since 2007, to a 12percentt reduction in citizen complaints against police officers and roughly a 30percentt drop in police sick time, which he uses as a rough gauge to morale within the force.

While the drop in police shootings was already clear, the details were among the myriad facts included in 11 years' worth of annual New York Police Department firearms-discharge reports that were, without fanfare, handed over to the City Council this week and earlier to the New York Civil Liberties Union.

This drop in police stops correlated with a record lower murder rate.

The drop in New York City marijuana arrests over the last two years is correlated with a drop in police stops.

The district also achieved a steep drop in police citations for tardiness, absences and truancy, and an overall increase in its graduation rates.

Most notably, last year saw the lowest crime rate in five years and an 80percentt drop in police-involved shootings, according to the mayor.