Sentence examples for point of policing from inspiring English sources

But surely that's the point of policing?

The decline suggests that officers are unsure whether the political support remains for street stops, long a focal point of Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly's crime-fighting strategy.

She has campaigned to get the families of missing people one single point of police contact (there were three forces involved in the search for her brother) and has fought for the DNA of missing people to be cross-matched with Britain's database of more than 1,000 unidentified bodies: "Most people simply don't know about the database". It took 10 years to get DNA from Richard's hairbrush tested.

Most notably, the St . LouisCounty Police Department and the Missouri Highway Patrol were, at different points, put in charge of policing the protests.

The few points of police procedure in her books are usually invented.

Villaraigosa tried to depict that move as a sellout and a threat to public safety, but voters did not seem to focus on the fine points of police scheduling.

At the midway point of this year, police had shot and killed more people than at the same point last year.

"The point of our police reforms is not to save money, not to change things for the sake of it, but to fight crime," he said.

For Badr, which has made a point of installing police commanders in several key provinces, such government involvement would mean the Supreme Council would lose sole control over police and related security force jobs.

The attack bore all the hallmarks of the New IRA, which has made a point of targeting police and courts, said Marisa McGlinchey, the author of a forthcoming book, Unfinished Business: the Politics of 'Dissident' Irish Republicanism.

"I just want to say thanks to the bunch of sooks who have complained to the point of the police visiting.