Sentence examples for police coverage from inspiring English sources

Other communities with complaints about county police coverage are expected to examine the study closely.

The police coverage costs the city treasury more than $2 million a year, officials calculate, or double the original estimate.

In one instance, Mr. Ognibene met with the mayor's staff to push for extra police coverage in his district.

Police coverage was extended to rural areas in 1838, when each of the country's six states created its own police agency.

More bomb sweeps of parking garages were planned; ferries were to be given extra police coverage; and cars parked illegally were to be towed quickly, not just ticketed.

And all day there must be continuous reassessment and follow-up to make sure that problems and disturbances have not migrated to areas with thinner police coverage.

Pro-police coverage of demonstrations, marches and strikes has been another feature of this symbiotic relationship: police numbers are cited, usually far lower than observers and demonstrators' tallies.

The BBC acted "perfectly properly" in its dealings with South Yorkshire police over coverage of the raid on Cliff Richard's home, according to the Commons home affairs select committee chairman.

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The decision by officers to visit Tate Modern is understood to have been made after police chiefs saw coverage of the exhibition in today's newspapers, rather than as a result of complaints.