Sentence examples for like policing from inspiring English sources
Young veterans face stiff competition for the jobs that fit them best, like policing.
He has developed a reputation for reneging on pledges, indulging in cronyism, and dodging responsibility for issues like policing.
"Capital punishment is very expensive," he said, "so if you choose to spend money on capital punishment you are choosing not to spend it somewhere else, like policing".
The greatest historic failure in American life is the failure to repair the damage of slavery and many policy arguments like policing or urban planning boil down to race.
But former officials of an agency that dealt with an earlier financial mess stemming from a real-estate debacle, the Resolution Trust Corporation, said those managing the new bailout would also have to face nuts-and-bolts matters like policing fraud, overseeing an army of contractors and serving as political scapegoats.
Under Conservative plans the "working age poor" - people who get some benefits even if they are in work, and public services like policing, schools and social care - would be "hit very hard indeed", Mr Clegg said.
3. Ambulance personnel (like police) are more likely to seek help for somatic complaints and are less likely to seek help for mental problems.
America's armed forces often behave like police departments.
"They don't like police or the authorities".
The formerly neo-fascist National Alliance would like police to be able to hold suspects for 72 hours.
