Sentence examples for lower policing from inspiring English sources

So in Portugal, decriminalisation has meant fewer cases of HIV and Aids as well as lower policing costs and fewer people in prison.

This will reduce poverty, lead to lower policing costs and improve the quality of life in our poorest neighborhoods.

And lower budgets do not automatically have to mean lower police numbers," she said, adding that procurement, operational support and back office roles rather than the frontline would be first in line for cuts.

Therefore, it is more likely to evoke anti-establishment emotions and to cause lower police trust.

Han nationality respondents have lower police trust than that of ethnic minority respondents.

Hypothesis 2: internal efficacy may reduce police trust, and people with higher internal efficacy will demonstrate lower police trust.

Hence, Han nationality on the whole has lower police trust than ethnic minority, but only the third and the fourth group demonstrates statistically significant results.

That is to say, male respondents have lower police trust than females; Han nationality's police trust is lower than ethnic minority's; young people trust police less than the elder; police trust of higher educated individuals is lower than that of lower educated; and urban residents trust police less than rural residents.

Other major communities like Northwest Territories and Vancouver have much lower police diversity.

The lower police mortality rate is not all attributable to cops being more careful on the job.

Supposedly, if we'd just do a better job of selecting and training cops, and weeding out those who are racist, then we'd lower police shootings dramatically.