Sentence examples for police to develop from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although the community-policing movement had enabled police to develop closer ties to the communities they served, it also sometimes created feelings of allegiance that discouraged police from sharing knowledge of their communities with intelligence agencies.

The arrest came after months of complex secret correspondence that required the police to develop their own code-breaking skills.

We work closely with local magistrates and the police to develop the dialogue between the accused and those working in the justice system.

This term is so omnipresent that people rarely bother to even define it; for example, the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan, which calls on local police to develop intelligence functions, uses it 30 times without ever saying what is meant.

But researchers working with the police to develop the predictive algorithms say that they can come closer than traditional detective work to figuring out who is most apt to break the law.

In the US, milk cartons, posters, flyers, meetings and traditional news reports formed the main missing child search channels until 1996, when Dallas-Fort Worth broadcasters teamed up with local police to develop a warning system that interrupted regular programming on television and radio broadcasts, and highway signs.

In a statement, Sims said: "I continue to work with the police authority to develop a policing response that is consistent with available good practice but is not slavishly adopting empty slogans".

Klinger, the Missouri criminologist, has been meeting with the Los Angeles police department to develop a new model for police reporting that would track not just fatal encounters, but all intentional discharges of firearms by police.

Nevertheless, there are a number of misconceptions related to the practical use of police drones in the skies over the U.S. Though many people worry that the lack of rules governing police drones in one area or another would enable police departments to develop their own rules independent of public oversight, that scenario is simply not the case.

She described this as "a systematic attempt to change police statements to emphasise the slant on the defence that the police wanted to develop".

British police helped to "develop evidence" against Madeleine McCann's parents as they were investigated by Portuguese police as formal suspects in the disappearance of their daughter, according to the US ambassador to Portugal.