Sentence examples for plan for policing from inspiring English sources

Ditched – This is not being pushed by shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper in her plan for policing.

In legislation passed in December, counties were given two additional years to complete the two remaining steps: an analysis of how sewer plants already in place could accommodate the waste generated if everything deemed buildable under current zoning went ahead; and a plan for policing sections outside sewer areas, which use septic systems.

One officer asked him, "What's the plan for policing?" Cevallos's job was in the field of human rights.

Clinton has proposed for the first time a top-to-bottom plan for policing and preventing corporate crime and financial misconduct.

Earlier on Tuesday, Mr Baggott briefed the five main party leaders In Northern Ireland at Stormont Castle on his plans for policing parades over 12 July.

Mr. Allen said that the new program would be especially useful for disaster planning, and for policing land and seaports.

He also reported there was "no central plan for police training, and no CPA focal point for driving it forward".

It has also brought greater social and political justice for Catholics and a constructive plan for police reform.

A key part of the government's original plan for police reform distinguished between the national and the local through setting up a National Crime Agency.

"I've commented on issues facing the police but I try to do it from the perspective of someone who just deals with the system as it is, rather than someone who has some master plan for police reform".

The more rapid acceleration of the neighbourhood policing teams comes at a time when the government is facing criticism over its plan for police force mergers that could cut the number of forces from 43 in England and Wales to about 24.