Sentence examples for for extra policing from inspiring English sources
A summit of EU and Balkan states last week agreed some measures for extra policing and shelter for 100,000 people.
Four years ago, Congress eliminated $165,000 a year that paid for extra policing at the city's housing projects as a part of a national cutback in housing money.
The report's author, Dr. Teela Sanders, made a number of recommendations, including calling for extra policing, better street lighting, CCTV, and number plate recognition.
It also pledged $259 million for extra police, medical care, and other services during the Games.
In one instance, Mr. Ognibene met with the mayor's staff to push for extra police coverage in his district.
The state Department of Transportation had warned drivers to seek alternate routes, and Paramus was ready to help IKEA, which paid for extra police and fire services.
Over nearly a decade, the department's quality-of-life policing strategy has led to over 737,000 summonses and 76,000 arrests (as well as 1,638 placements for the homeless) at specific locations slated for extra police attention.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations called this week for extra police protection on Muslim institutions after the Sikh temple killings of six worshipers, and after the Joplin mosque was burned to the ground on Monday.
Among its proposals are granting wider powers to the authorities to control hooliganism, imposing greater penalties for drunken behavior, and forcing pubs and clubs to help pay for extra police officers.
At Historic Park, overlooking the George Washington Bridge, people had gathered since early in the morning, and we had arranged for extra police officers, fire brigades and our ambulance corps to be on duty to handle the crowds.
They attacked a plan to cut home heating aid for low-income residents in the Northeast and Midwest, criticized sweeping cuts in community health programs and decried the elimination of a Clinton-era program to pay for extra police officers in communities across the country.
