Sentence examples for policing back from inspiring English sources
And he's on the cutting edge of policing, the state of the art, which is bringing policing back to where it was when I started out," in 1945.
Garner's death has also put Police Commissioner Bratton's controversial use of "broken windows" policing back in the spotlight.
Sparrow, Malcolm K. Handcuffed: What Holds Policing Back, and the Keys to Reform.
The home secretary said that a new policing bill in next week's Queen's speech would "allow us to go further and faster with reform freeing up police time and putting policing back in the hands of professionals".
But many criminologists and human rights groups argue that the short-term focus on Olympic risks may be pushing policing back towards the old policy of protecting only rich (and mostly white) residents and foreign tourists, while seeing the poor (and mostly black) as the enemy.
His responsibilities ranged from booking the DJs, designing the posters, all the way through to policing Back to Basics' unconventional door policy.
Why did the police back down?
But he wants the police back on the job.
"I think we should fight the police back, when they attack us".
After insisting that police back off, he systematically shot them at close range.
