Sentence examples for mistrust of enforcement from inspiring English sources

An often insuperable obstacle is the agricultural workers' mistrust of enforcement agents.

He has also said he understands mistrust of law enforcement in minority communities.

Stop-and-frisk as carried out in New York breeds mistrust of law enforcement among communities of color — particularly young men, who are disproportionately targeted for stops.

She portrayed American Muslims as torn by a mistrust of law enforcement because of what they see as intrusive surveillance and harassment and by their concerns about anti-Muslim hate crimes.

The film director said there was an "epidemic of black men getting killed by the police" leading to a "deep mistrust" of law enforcement.

It begins by declaring that "Biased practices...are unfair, promote mistrust of law enforcement, and perpetuate negative and harmful stereotypes.

The cop is talking to a chalk-faced young man whose deadpan expression gives nothing away except a general mistrust of law enforcement.

It would focus on recruiting a larger LGBT contingency within the police force and repairing relationships with the transgender community, whose warranted mistrust of law enforcement leaves them with nowhere to turn.

And in Mexico, technology is providing a tool to connect people with justice in an environment where there is mistrust of local law enforcement and fear of retribution from the drug cartels.

I am a black male, raised in the de facto segregated south and have genuine fear and mistrust of white law enforcement and authority figures; but the Love of God enters into that fear and by His grace I am able to choose to love and serve those society and my culture would have me to fear because all people are made in the image of God.

Analysts said Central American governments must overcome mistrust of each others' law enforcement and militaries.