Sentence examples for police population from inspiring English sources
Most likely, troops will continue to police population centers — but now under a new and more appealing name than "surge" or "stay the course".
That's.005% and.0037% of the police population respectively.
About 30percentt of our police population had metabolic syndrome, an indicator of risk for future cardiovascular events.
These statements imply that U.S. troops will not be policing population centers in order to prevent intercommunal violence.
We examined a cluster of previously published features associated with ExDS to establish if these features were consistently recognizable across policing populations, thus demonstrating reproducibility.
He depended on the military to police the population.
If Sun City does not police its population, it could lose its special status and be forced to open the floodgates to those years away from their first gray hair.
As Johnston noted in an interview with The Creators Project, he is influenced by a wide variety of social issues, including "government surveillance, police brutality, population control, unemployment rates, technology indulgence and large corporation corruptions".
The comparison cities are slightly larger than Cardiff, and Cardiff has more police per population.
Law enforcement officers there killed more people in 2015 than the NYPD, which has 23 times as many officers policing a population 10 times as big.
Recent studies also revealed a higher incidence of genotoxic damages in traffic police and populations exposed to moderate levels of PAHs in urban areas (Kyrtopoulos et al. 2001; Maffei et al. 2005).
