Sentence examples for global policing from inspiring English sources

The essence of global policing was -- and remains -- Remote War.

President Bush's turn to the United Nations for help in Iraq was a welcome, if belated, recognition that global policing can acquire legitimacy only through multinational endorsement.

Pakistan's army is similarly keen to be known for more than its habit of starting wars and launching coups.India, on a grander scale, likes to see global policing as a sign of its emergence as a world power.

A 2013 document, written by an official at UK Trade and Investment, the body charged with promoting business interests,, outlines how the region's "global policing and security market has ballooned".

Here too "common sense" policing initiatives often fail to accommodate the culturally specific nature of who we regard as a child and what we think of as pornography, making global policing problematic.

He confirmed that FIFA must have zero tolerance in this, as in all threats to its game, and he reiterated that the organization has entered a contract with Interpol, a global policing operation, to help track down and prosecute the ringleaders of this crime against the sport.

For the first time global police forces were able to share and spread their information.

It recently backed another one: making the I.M.F. a global police officer to fight money laundering.

He recognizes that the magnificent men and women of America's armed forces are not a global police force.

Others accuse the Bush administration and Congress of overreaching by seeking to create what amounts to a global police presence.

He only turns into a monster after the police (the global police?) turn him into one by chasing him into a particle accelerator.