Sentence examples for policing abilities from inspiring English sources

It also acknowledges that its policing abilities go only so far.

Their complaint was that the test was too easy to pass and so discriminatorily failed to reflect their own superior policing abilities.

With poor policing abilities, corruption and little technical capacity in the developing world, tragedies like the one in Lahore are bound to happen again.

Of course, getting rid of response teams or research units will also undercut police abilities.

-- Legislators consider a proposal to curb police ability to keep money, cars and homes seized from suspects who have not been charged. .

The bill, C-51, was introduced in January and primarily does five things: expands the no-fly list; increases police ability to preventively detain and surveil terror suspects; criminalizes propaganda calling for terrorist attacks; expands information sharing with intelligence agencies; and gives Canada's main spy agency the power to "disrupt" perceived threats.

"The government has tremendous power: the police power, the ability to arrest, to detain, to take away rights.

However, the public are far less confident about the police's ability to keep order.

This has damaged public confidence in the police's ability to tackle low-level offending".

As time goes on, the police's ability to access infromation is being degraded.

Mr Kardas blames a law restoring the police's ability to act with impunity for other alleged abuses.