Sentence examples for formulating polices from inspiring English sources

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"The attitude used to be that the British police acted more or less with the sanction of the public," said David Gilbertson, a former assistant inspector of the constabulary, who until 2001 helped formulate policing policy for the home office.

A disaster risk governance system comprises a complex web of actors and networks involved in formulating and implementing polices to manage disaster risk, institutional arrangements that determine the relationships, roles and responsibilities of these actors, coordinating mechanisms and political culture, including different perceptions of risk (Renn 2008; Wilkinson 2013).

Some of the measures, formulated by Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly and his senior commanders, were put in place Monday night.

It offers no such protection for senior intelligence officers operating from London, or for Manchester police officers formulating questions to be handed to the ISI, or for government lawyers drafting interrogation policies that led to people being tortured, or for government ministers who signed off on such policies.

At an August 22 rally on Staten Island for Garner and Mike Brown, Sharpton cautioned the assembled crowd against formulating any systemic analysis of police misconduct in their neighborhoods, recommending instead to focus merely on the few "bad apples" who tarnish an otherwise valiant department.

Despite Land's inability to formulate a cogent police statement ("I'm writing about teeth and growls and foxes and smiles and breaths"), one of the perps is caught and sentenced, and the other flees town.

Mr. Sharma said he was waiting to read the police charge sheet before formulating a defense strategy.

Parliament formulated the restrictive law following coordinated police raids in mid-December of government allies, which were part of an investigation into alleged graft and corruption.

Stalin's secret police aimed to analyse Chairman Mao by formulating psychological profiles from his excrement in a top secret laboratory, former agent Igor Atamenko told the BBC.

Even before getting the top job he was influential in formulating a new policy, sometimes called "Ulsterisation" and sometimes "police primacy", which sought to reduce the army's role and put the RUC in control of security policy.