Sentence examples for framing policing from inspiring English sources

The end to the proliferation of new laws and new offences; the simplification of an opaque policing landscape; the reversal of the incipient rise of a risk-averse culture; and a shift away from framing policing policy in terms of inputs (bobbies on the beat) and towards outcomes (value for money) to name just a few.

"Even where women and girls are present in the data, narratives framing police profiling and lethal force as exclusively male experiences lead researchers, the media, and advocates to exclude them.

How and why the organizers of the event framed policing as "public safety", when a notable portion of the public perhaps doesn't feel so safe around police, was not discussed.

The judges argue compellingly that he was framed by police.

Avery's lawyers claimed he had been framed by police for a second time, a case Making a Murderer outlines in compelling detail.

The major is framed by police officers, who alter the dates of the alleged sexual offence as it suits them, and illicitly collude with print journalists.

Many in Port Said feel those sentenced to death were framed by police whom they believed favoured the al-Ahly fans.

He was on the verge of suing Manitowoc County for $36 million when fresh murder charges emerged – although evidence in the Netflix documentary suggests he may have been framed by police.

A Brooklyn strip club bouncer and martial arts enthusiast who had said he was framed by police assassins was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison on Thursday for the murders of two men in 2005.

One day he is framed by police officer Frank Severance (Segal) for the murder of a highway patrolman, also killing his friend Eddie.

Blogs across the Internet have come to Dorner's defense, asking whether Dorner received due process and suggesting he was framed by police.