Sentence examples for name of policing from inspiring English sources

Adults do the same, in the name of policing their children's lives.

"In the name of policing the online theft of intellectual property, key lawmakers are pushing a cure that's worse than the disease," Lanham Napier, the chief executive of Rackspace, a Web hosting business, wrote on the company's blog in December.

On this basis, countries may tell their police to turn a blind eye in the name of policing efficacy.It is an embarrassing mess for the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), which prefers to highlight Sweden, a country that has implemented strict drug laws and can claim some success in its quest for a "drug-free society".

Hiri Motu developed as a lingua franca in the early 20th century and appears to have been a result of attempts by the region's colonizers and their nonindigenous police agents to communicate in Motu with Papua New Guinea's indigenous peoples hence the language's alternative name of Police Motu.

It is signed by the Area Three Commander, and bears the names of Police Superintendent Matt Rodriguez and Mayor Richard Daley.

Although customers were rarely prosecuted in the past, the names of police officers, prominent athletes and entertainers have appeared in news accounts of several cases around the country.

Protesters carrying giant hamsas with the names of police violence victims marched in step with those holding elaborate paper-mache lanterns aloft.

Deborah Coles, a director at Inquest, the organisation that advises families of people who die in police custody, said friends and relatives of Peach would challenge any attempts to redact the names of police officers from reports.

Yet despite the potential for dangerous breaches of confidentiality — the names of police informants and rape victims are commonly on law enforcement hard drives — the state provides no guidance on how to get rid of old municipal computers.

Thousands of marchers proceeded in waves throughout New York City, with one group stopping traffic as they marched from Manhattan to Brooklyn over the Brooklyn Bridge, and some carrying fake coffins with the names of police shooting victims.

But a comparison by The Times of the names of some of the more than 150 people who posted comments on the page with city employee listings showed that more than 60 percent matched the names of police officers, and Mr. Browne did not deny that they were officers.