Sentence examples similar to long term police from inspiring English sources
The biggest problem with Frost's piece is not just that it's bad journalism, it's that it plays into a long term policing strategy of consistently painting young people as gang members so that future raids and indictments will make sense to the public.
The infrastructure of long-term police surveillance of leftwing and far-right campaign groups has remained in place ever since – and continues today.
"What they gain in short-term tax revenue they are losing in long-term police costs, emergency room costs and work-force readiness costs in terms of the Monday morning effect".
But while social media is a potent tool to stem violence, it is merely reactive, and cannot replace economic development in crime-ridden neighbourhoods, or a long-term police presence to build community trust, say experts.
While there is understandable outrage over revelations that a long-term police agent infiltrated a non-violent green activist group which attempted to close a Nottingham power station, this scandal is nothing compared with what went on during Ulster's "dirty war".
The locally elected representatives in turn should be responsible for setting the medium to long-term policing priorities for their local area.
In fact, as Stewart's editorial voice gets stronger, he seems less willing to be in anyone's camp and more concerned about the long term trends and polices of the country, not any single party.
The shadow Cabinet Office minister, Gareth Thomas, said: "Even with the Government's long-term cuts, police and prosecutors need to give domestic violence far more priority than they are doing now".
