Sentence examples for firm policing from inspiring English sources

Violence on the outskirts of French cities is not the product of insufficiently firm policing but of the misery of life there.

We argue that this would require changes in the organisational structure, the reward structure for individual and team-driven tasks, and the firm policing of the management of change.

"Through his careful selection of members and infrequent but firm policing of what he considered inappropriate discussion, Rick Baum allowed people from a wide variety of interests to share news, impressions and questions about China, in a way that left nearly all of them better informed".

Any form of outside regulation would be a challenge to the long-standing practice of accounting firms' policing themselves.

In northern New Jersey, where Ryan Lanza works at an accounting firm, police took him into custody for questioning.

A Silicon Valley personnel manager was arrested for allegedly copying more than 100 of his company's resumes and arranging to sell them to an executive recruiting firm, police said.

This gave law-enforcement agencies a direct financial incentive to take more stuff, and led to what the Institute for Justice (IJ), a libertarian law firm, calls "policing for profit".

Many remarked that if such attacks were targeted against a religious or racial community they would have caused widespread public revulsion and a much firmer policing response.

That is, more regulatory tickling from the wings: lower capital requirements for new entrants; firmer policing of the intra-bank payments system, the source of too many grumbles from small banks; and greater transparency on lending rates in the small business market, aided by enforced sharing of firms' credit histories.

How long before private firms police the streets?

In essence, the central bank wanted to let a wider set of firms police themselves.