Sentence examples for police far from inspiring English sources

In Chicago, where police data shows African-Americans are stopped by the police far more often than whites, disqualifying applicants for minor or youthful offenses can exclude minority candidates at a time when the department is desperate to attract them.

The counter-argument is that such an early pullout, with the Iraqi army and police far from ready, risks a full-scale civil war, and possible disintegration of Iraq.

Police far north district chief superintendent Brian Huxley urged residents to take care in water after the storm passes – alluding to crocodiles and other "wildlife" that may be lurking beneath the surface.

We can indeed take steps such as curbing the militarization of police, and eliminating double standards under which the criminal justice system treats wrongdoing by police far more leniently than similar violence by civilians.

Along with giving officers a taste of "La Dolce Vita," the scooters will allow the police far more mobility as they seek to control the protests or get to trouble spots.

If Smith scrapped ID cards - which she will probably be forced to do anyway - she could engage 10,000 more police; far more than the handful she will hire by trimming pay rises.

The old rules gave the police far-reaching authority to decide what groups or individuals would be granted access.

They give police far-reaching powers for detention and suppression of civil and human rights.

The aim of "allowing nature to look after itself" will mean high-intensity policing far beyond anything required by, say, the return of wolves to Yellowstone National Park in 1995.

"Far too many fans are poorly treated by police, and far too few challenge their actions.

The police lag far behind.