Sentence examples for policing becomes from inspiring English sources
Sloppy, discriminatory and arbitrary policing becomes endemic when there is little or no understanding of the community to which suspects are perceived to belong.
"Maintaining visible neighbourhood policing, rather than becoming a mainly reactive service, is likely to be a challenge – and the public will need reassurance if policing becomes less visible".
In the worst cases, high policing becomes a substitute for the whole criminal justice system: suspects are arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced by a national security agency, usually very expeditiously and in complete secrecy.
When its leaders talk up the state as the solution to all problems, the government's failure to satisfy people's basic needs, such as security and policing, becomes all the more striking.The message of KrasnodarOn November 4th, National Unity Day, in the small town of Kushchevskaya in the Krasnodar region, eight adults and four children were killed in a house.
If the police are not trusted by the general public or the right-wing press, then how far they can take the tactics of "total policing" becomes questionable.
If the maximum probabilistic benefit of blackmailing is greater than the cost of policing, policing becomes a non-altruistic act and stabilizes in the society.
For many residents, this saturation of patrols and aggressive policing became a form of neighborhood terror.
While policing became easier, more drunkards pitched up at hospital and drink-driving rates soared.In one way, freer drinking already appears to have increased lawlessness.
Once policing became more problematic due to police disappearing from Cairo, the military took over, creating an overall more rigid system and making the military position more critical.
As Eric Jaffe, writing for the Web site Co.design, explains: Here's where the militarization of local police becomes so problematic.
Without the trust of the community, the job of the police becomes exponentially harder (as it has now).
