Sentence examples for established policing from inspiring English sources

European colonial powers established policing systems in both North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa, and the legacy of colonialism accounts for many differences in national policing systems on the continent.

Policing Board chairman Brian Rea said: "As a board we also believe that the newly established Policing and Community Safety Partnerships have a central role to play in this area by providing a much more joined-up approach to policing and community safety issues.

His movements before and after the onslaught are now well established, police have said.

Each inquiry has probed established police procedures and the extent to which paper policies have been carried out in practice.

Press Gazette has since established police forces conducted more than 400 official investigations into leaks to the media.

Over time, cities established police forces, which diminished the office's power in the densely populated Northeast.

Although a motive has not yet been established, police say there was an ongoing dispute between the brothers about money and finances, including their deceased parents' estate.

May faces a difficult decision, of course, in confronting the established police narrative, which many in her own party still believe.

The new agreement calls for equal cooperation between a newly established police security directorate for the Olympics and the local organizing committee.

Another law I authored established police bicycle patrols, and another will put $2 million towards cleaning the Great South Bay, $1 million to clean Long Island Sound, and another $1 million for Peconic Bay.

It also involved changes to the physical environment: cities established police checkpoints, and offenders were required to install Breathalyzer locks on their cars.