Sentence examples for intersection of policing from inspiring English sources

In our conversations, Cavoukian referred to a practice of "data minimization"—basically minimizing the amount of sensitive information that leaves your control that is central to this particular intersection of policing and privacy.

Snyder said that during the winter he came up with the idea of addressing the intersection of police brutality and gentrification during the series's current story arc, in which Gotham police commissioner Jim Gordon takes over as Batman.

Opinions about the intersection of police violence and race remain sharply divided along partisan lines, according to a USA Today story accompanying the release of the poll.

It is the often-deadly intersection of police who are ill-equipped to deal with those who have a mental illness reacting to a perceived threat from someone who looks different.

Is that as far as his scholarship on the intersection of race and policing in America extends?

Imani Henry helped organize the Brooklyn Anti-gentrification Network, a coalition of grassroots activists and tenants that highlight the intersection of gentrification and policing.

And, it's the intersection of racist police departments, judges, citizens and policies, supported by shoddy scientific forensic techniques (as covered in the New York Times on Thursday) that have been used to arrest and/or convict thousands of innocent people.

The attacks occurred near the intersection of Post Avenue and Clove Road, the police said.

At the busy intersection of Pennsylvania and North avenues, police cars blocked several lanes of traffic on the afternoon of 12 April.

The shooting occurred around 4 p.m. after officers responded to a report of a robbery in progress near the intersection of Union and Springfield Avenues, the police said.

A Brooklyn man was arrested yesterday after an accident that killed a bicyclist near the intersection of Fulton Street and Utica Avenue, the police said.