Sentence examples for operating polices from inspiring English sources

The lack of coherent standard operating polices which guide researchers to relevant legal requirements and ethical guidance seems more likely to leave researchers unaware, and often unprepared, of the complex issues in even basic child protection practices (such as how to make a referral to local social work colleagues).

Mrs Napier said she was concerned whether the power of PCCs "adequately protects the independence of operating policing in England and Wales".

But she raised concerns about whether the power PCCs have to call for chief constables to retire or resign "adequately protects the independence of operating policing in England and Wales".

These reforms indicate the possibility for operating police departments that respect, serve, and protect ALL members of the community.

Everyone recognises the challenging and dangerous circumstances in which firearms officers operate (Police fear shortage of armed officers, 16 May).

Captured terrorism suspects questioned by the F.B.I. in Europe and the Middle East have told their interrogators that increased security in New York made the city a more difficult place for terrorists to operate, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said yesterday.

"With no public safety, no operating police, no economic system and no courts, what you have is looting and chaos, and possibly violent crimes.

Policing in Kirkcaldy is operated by Police Scotland.

But if the cell was involved in the latest bombing, as the map discovered by police implies, then it continued to operate despite police disruption.

"They started demanding quotas – public works contracts, operating waterworks, transit police and municipal police.

Police are operating from a mobile police station outside a Marks & Spencer store and firefighters have set up a temporary base at Carlisle castle.