Sentence examples for policer from inspiring English sources
The word "policer" is technically correct, as it is a noun form of the verb "police," which means to regulate or control
However, it is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward to some native speakers. You can use the word "policer" when referring to a person or entity that is responsible for enforcing rules or laws and maintaining order. For example: - The neighborhood was becoming increasingly unsafe, so the community decided to hire a private policer to patrol the streets at night. - As a language model, it is my job to act as a policer and correct any grammar or spelling errors in your writing.
noun
One who, or that which, polices.
These extended the ban on the publication of vaguely-defined "state secrets" to the Internet, including e-mail, bulletin boards, chat rooms and news groups.Even before the new regulations, the state had been an eager policer of the Internet.
And one of the defendants, Kamel Bourgass, was extraordinarily dangerous: while on the run after the Wood Green raid, he stabbed to death a Manchester policer officer, Stephen Oake.
And, parts of London, there are actually Muslim religious police that actually beat and actually wound seriously anyone who doesn't dress according to religious Muslim attire.
Police are still investigating threats to kill Hall, reportedly linked to his decision to axe Clarkson.
The case has already been referred to the police ombudsman but, as the first minister has said, we should have a full, independent examination of the whole operation of this scheme.
Police and paramedics boarded our train because there is no air conditioning.
Police have said it's too dangerous to walk down the track".
In October, Freeman carried out a protest by standing on a Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square in London in a 28-hour standoff with police.
Gray died a week after he was arrested on 12 April, then handcuffed and shackled in the back of a police van without a seatbelt.
Northern Ireland secretary John Reid has until Saturday night to find a compromise between Sinn Fein and David Trimble's Ulster Unionists on decommissioning, police reform and demilitarisation, or again suspend the assembly (either indefinitely or for six weeks) or call fresh elections.
They have refused requests from the police negotiators to leave the balcony".
