Sentence examples for opaque policing from inspiring English sources
The end to the proliferation of new laws and new offences; the simplification of an opaque policing landscape; the reversal of the incipient rise of a risk-averse culture; and a shift away from framing policing policy in terms of inputs (bobbies on the beat) and towards outcomes (value for money) to name just a few.
The inherent contradiction between Reddit's opaque policing methods and the core values of anarchism became obvious last week.
One of the potential solutions in the financial reform bill, which was voted on and passed by the House of Representatives last week, would require most derivative trades to be conducted through clearing houses that would police the complex and opaque OTC market.
The covert catalog has seemed particularly opaque since the police in Dubai investigating the murder of the Hamas official, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, uncovered the doings of a hit-squad using faked European passports, some of them traced back to British citizens living in Israel.
Noting that "the accountability of the police remains opaque, at best", Mr Blunkett mused about the possibility of setting up elected police boards and delegating more power to local commanders.
I was working in China at the time, so was used to reporting in an opaque, complex dictatorship with secret police, travel restrictions on foreign reporters, heavy-handed surveillance and more sinister forms of spying, or so I fondly imagined.
But Gómez Mont, who was a wealthy lawyer before entering public service, sees the government's basic task as "reversing a process of the weakening of institutions" — the judiciary, the police, the countless opaque bureaucracies that have always had their price.
But now Goldsmith finds himself speaking up for more armed police and touting the opaque concessions he says he's salvaged from the Housing Bill.
