Sentence examples for police understanding from inspiring English sources

Police officers are to be given more training to protect victims of domestic abuse from controlling and coercive behaviour after the College of Policing found that damaging abuse was going undetected due to a lack of police understanding.

At Harvard, where he taught criminal law and was director of the school's Center for the Advancement of Criminal Justice, he worked to broaden the police understanding of legal principles.

While no change in legislation or shift in policing policy will be able to stop every determined killer, campaigners hoped that, particularly after the Ipswich killings, an examination of the laws around prostitution and a better public and police understanding of the risks faced by sex workers might begin to make their lives safer.

Goodbye to citizens and police lacking understanding of each other Hello to citizens and police reaching an understanding of each other.

Thomas Galati, who was appointed as commander of the intelligence division, in 2006, said that the demographics unit was created to give the police an understanding of where people of certain ethnicities and nationalities were concentrated.

The home secretary, Amber Rudd, is expected to announce plans to commission Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary to carry out a "scoping study" into police forces' understanding of and response to hate crime.

Just as eastern European handymen want to steal French jobs, so verlan is a language originally cultivated by common street thugs to prevent outsiders, and especially les flics (the police), from understanding their conspiratorial small talk.

Mayor Barnes said the Clinton administration sold the program with much fanfare and made it irresistible in communities where residents were clamoring for more police without understanding that the short-lived benefit came with a price tag.

The answer to that question lies in the politics surrounding our country's failure to prosecute police and understanding how government benefits from the grand jury system.

This article has been updated to include information from Chief Lee about the police's understanding of the circumstances of the incident, and to include statements from a Martin family attorney about Trayvon's phone records.

"In other words, it is not possible to understand bias in policing without understanding human nature, and our tendency to misinterpret others we fear might be dangerous".