Sentence examples for policed as from inspiring English sources

He's right – blackness as an identity is policed as heavily as black bodies are, particularly by other black people.

In the 80s, many powerful people in Britain regarded football fans as nothing but hooligans, to be policed as robustly as possible.

But if Shaxi has been calmed, there is still smouldering anger, not only over that particular allegation, but over the way the riots have been policed as well as more general grievances.

And it's not just sexuality, art is policed as well.

Foul play is often policed as much by the referees as it is by enforcers playing for each team.

The goal of the agreement, according to Paulson, is to build consent among Indigenous peoples to be policed, as well as to reduce discrimination among officers toward these communities.

According to a police affidavit, police ordered Kody Roach, the gunman, to get on the ground, but when he started to back up toward the club again, witnesses say that policed fired as many as a half-dozen shots.

However the ethnicity of an officer is irrelevant if the same communities still feel over-policed as suspects and under-policed as victims.

It too is a zone of transition, barely policed, where, as they would do in a village, neighbours enforce order and the authorities are rarely seen.

They look at [the policed] as a potential threat rather than a client.

His rage built slowly, kindled by misogyny and fed a steady diet of policed masculinity as tinder.