Sentence examples for estimates of policing from inspiring English sources

When government estimates of policing costs for the cull – £1,429/sq km/year – are added, vaccination becomes the cheaper option.

One factor may depress our estimates of police-detected clients' rate of rearrest very slightly.

Speaking on Saturday, he estimated the cost of policing plus the loss of trade on the high street to exceed £1 million: "Rotherham was a ghost town today.

Greater Manchester Police has estimated the cost of policing the demonstrations at the site will be around £750,000.

The French interior minister, Mr Cazeneuve, is also believed to have asked Britain to pay more toward the estimated €10 million annual cost of policing the migrants in Calais when he travelled to London last week for talks with the Home Secretary, Theresa May.

Protesters have gathered at the sites and the cost of policing alone - estimated at £2m in each area over the four years they are due to run - is expected to eclipse the cost of the actual culls.

This year, in pouring rain, at least 54,000 people (by the conservative estimate of police) took part in the annual candlelit vigil in Hong Kong's Victoria Park; organisers claimed 150,000 turned up.

Lost in the melee is the estimated 95percentt of police officers who never fire a shot in their entire career.

"I can tell you from the volume and intensity of the phone calls that we're receiving and e-mails from the neighborhoods that the court has far underestimated the damage". The judge set the bond at $348,102.30, based partly on the city's estimates of the cost of police investigations and attorneys' fees.

The College of Policing estimates 20-40% of police time and vast amounts of money are taken up dealing with incidents involving people with mental health problems.

The HMIC estimates that 61% of police officers and community support officers (PCSOs) work in visible front-line positions, and of those 12% on average are available to the public at any given time.