Sentence examples for fine policing from inspiring English sources

This cultural shift might explain as much about the current drop in crime as any changes wrought by fine policing.

Facebook has forcefully argued it's fine policing itself since at least 2011, when the Federal Election Commission first considered regulating political ads on the platform, then backed down after being warned by company lawyers not to "stand in the way of innovation".

He's an excellent, fine police officer".

There are many fine police officers in Britain, and senior officers of the highest calibre.

President of the Police Superintendents Association off England and Wales Derek Barnett said: "He was a fine police officer and outstanding leader of the Police Federation through some of the most demanding times in policing.

The president of the police officers' union, Patrick J. Lynch, said: "Regrettably, Cameron does not face the fate that he imposed on Dillon Stewart, who was a fine police officer and a loving husband and father.

But Chief Greenberg, who is also black, said he saw in Mr. Moose the makings of a fine police officer -- a young man who was smart and sensitive, "not some potbellied yokel with tobacco juice running down his chin".

The emergency personnel found her to be just fine, police said.

The statutes of limitations for many of these financial crimes are expiring, and no banker has been criminally indicted for any of it, even as the FBI and the rest of the finest policing institutions on the planet have focused on the protesters in the park.

Palestinians who flout the restrictions face heavy fines; police tear their adverts down.

The Mayor said with a smile on his face that this city had the finest Police Dept. in the world.