Sentence examples for police stance from inspiring English sources

It set the template for the South Yorkshire police stance: to deny any mistakes, and instead to virulently project blame on to the people who had paid to attend a football match and been plunged into hell.

That strong pro-police stance will most certainly carry over to his pick for attorney general, who is expected to be announced any day now.

He opposes the NRA and their frankly anti-police stances since the proliferation of police shootings have much to do with the lack of gun and ammunition control.

The police's stance on secrecy was challenged this week by Doreen Lawrence, whose family was spied on after the racist killing of her son Stephen.

She suspects that total policing will mean "a much more aggressive police presence, a stance that's more aggressive, and more about fear".

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Following a brief interaction, Olango, 38, pulled a vaping device out of his pants pocket and pointed it at the officers in a "shooting stance," police said.

Gross says he still wants to introduce drug testing, but until the police change their stance he's unable to do so.

In April, Labour's sexual violence spokesperson Poto Williams called for a shifting of the burden of proof in sexual assault cases, so that police took the stance of believing victims as a starting point.

"At one point, the subject rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket, placed both hands together and extended them rapidly toward the officer, taking up what appeared to be a shooting stance," police wrote.

The police's official stance is that there is "evidence to suggest they are involved in criminal activity", and there is one reported incident of an assault at the Bash this year – but I have personally witnessed no aggression among the thousands of drunken bikers.