Sentence examples for police wisdom from inspiring English sources

Each episode opens with the guttural voice of an omniscient narrator imparting police wisdom to viewers.

Conventional police wisdom has long linked physical and social disorder with crime.

For a police officer, wisdom is being able to discern when gentle compassion is called for and when fierce compassion is called for.

Policing police: Advocates are pleased that Los Angeles County officials are finally moving forward with an oversight commission for the Sheriff's Department, but some are questioning the wisdom of allowing former sheriff's officials to serve on the panel.

The conventional wisdom about police responses to mass shooting incidents was fundamentally changed the day two students walked into Columbine High School in Colorado in 1999 and killed 13 people.

Local wisdom says the police will spot any incursion.

A growing body of research suggests that, contrary to popular wisdom, a larger police presence in schools generally does little to improve safety.

But a growing body of research suggests that, contrary to popular wisdom, a larger police presence in schools generally does little to improve safety.

A recent television series called "Black Wisdom" shows the police's capability to monitor e-mail messages and other contents of people's computers.

The truth is that government, for all its flaws, manages to do some things right, so that today few people doubt the wisdom of public police or firefighters.

He liked to quote Mencken's pungent observation that being a newspaper reporter was a chance to "lay in all the worldly wisdom of a police lieutenant, a bartender, a shyster lawyer and a midwife".