Sentence examples for dynamic policing from inspiring English sources

However, it acknowledges that more "flexible and dynamic" policing methods are needed.

The opening film last week was the world premiere of "Cold War," a dynamic police action thriller set in Hong Kong from the  directors Longman Leung and Sunny Luk.

In [25], it has been shown that dynamic traffic policing based on accurate H.263 videoconference traffic modeling can clearly outperform the classic static mechanisms, in terms of the percentage of marked packets of conforming users (i.e., users that adhere to their declared traffic parameters).

"We can't just look at officer-involved shootings if what we're trying to understand is the dynamic of police-citizen violence," Klinger said.

Detective first class constable Nathan Nunn, told the inquest he could not recall being told anything about the reason for Dhu's visit to hospital or her medical condition before beginning his shift as lockup keeper on the night of 3 August, and did not check the custody records, a decision he attributed to "the dynamic nature of policing".

The overall Blacks-police dynamic can be reversed only if BLM shifts some of its energy from laying the entire blame on cops in general, to also introspecting to see the role and responsibility they have to improve the situation.

[Brian Stelter] But conversations with officers at several demonstrations reveal that the dynamic between protesters and police is complicated.[Washington Post, The Lede] What does the president think?

This file is video record of Java Repast's visualization, which shows the dynamic view of the police patrol simulation system.

Indeed, the cat-and-mouse dynamic between protesters and police that invariably plays out at each convention (mainly as a result of repressive tactics by the state) forces activists to seek out more meaningful moments and sites of confrontation.

The use of lethal force by police officers in Minnesota and Baton Rouge has once again sparked protests over the violent dynamic between citizens and the police.

But the problem goes well beyond the inability of regulators to police a huge, dynamic economy.