Sentence examples for managing protests from inspiring English sources

Forces in the UK try to use a "community policing" approach to managing protests and put a high value on communicating and negotiating with demonstrators, he says.

Davis said that his office had already connected law enforcement officials in Missouri with outside police chiefs experienced in managing protests and the fallout from shooting incidents that had exposed racism and divided communities.

The panelists, from Philadelphia, seemed surprisingly committed to a kinder, gentler way of managing protest movements like Occupy and Black Lives Matter.

He promised that tear gas and armored vehicles would not be deployed to manage protests.

Police risk losing public confidence if they do not change how they manage protests, the police watchdog said today.

The case precedes Saturday's march through London to protest against government budget cuts that will again test how effectively Scotland Yard can manage protests.

During a question-and-answer session, a reporter asked whether the attack would lead to changes in how the police equipped themselves and managed protests like the one on Thursday.

"If the UC police chief is demonstrating protest fatigue, then he should apply to be moved for a different assignment," Worthington said, adding, "the Berkeley [City] police seem to have learned how to manage protest and crowd control".

But people were still managing to protest, she said.

Of course, people should be free to express their views, but the responsibility is with the authorities who have to show professionalism in managing any protest.

With the exception of May Day, when police managed the protests with ease, protesters have not had the presence to cause even minor disruption in New York City.