Sentence examples for police argument from inspiring English sources

The police argument is not at all convincing thus far, but more than that, it raises disturbing questions about police motives in the commission.

The police argument was presented by Andy Trotter, the media spokesman for the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) who is regarded as one of the most sensible and sensitive of senior officers.

While the court accepted the police argument that the kettle needed to be prolonged due to the violent behaviour of a minority after the kettle's formation, at no point did the court consider that the coercion entailed in creating and maintaining the kettle might itself have caused the violence.

To Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the main concern with a device "that parallels the militarization of police argument" seen after Ferguson is one of overreach.

To prioritize feelings over arguments — and to police arguments to safeguard feelings — constitutes a dire threat to academic and intellectual freedom, not least because of the mobilization of outside political forces to intervene in on-campus discussions.

Witnesses told police an argument between the victim and Joshua Franklin, also 37, led to the shooting.

So to the second school of thought, which focuses on the police.This argument is essentially that the police have been neutered by the political correctness forced on them over the years.

The court rejected the police's argument that the certification should be quashed because the conduct of individual protesters precluded them from being identified as a class.

If crime statistics fell with aggressive policing, the argument went, developers could make the case to prospective buyers that the neighborhood was now safe to live in and open for business.

These short visual clips — featuring police stops, arguments, indignant commentary and sometimes humor — are fast becoming a staple of urban cycling, fueled by Web sites that gladly post them and by relatively inexpensive cameras that can be mounted on helmets and handlebars.

She added that if the police's arguments prevailed, "the upshot would be an inquiry where key evidence in relation to the most crucial events, the true nature of which the inquiry must comprehend in order to fulfil its terms of reference, would be heard in secret".