Sentence examples for policing called from inspiring English sources

Timoney one day said to me, "There are these things in policing called distracters" — things that prevent a department from performing its core mission.

Giuliani absorbed the new thinking emerging from places like the conservative Manhattan Institute on issues ranging from welfare reform to an innovation in policing called the "broken windows" theory (which, when he became mayor, jump-started his anti-crime campaign).

But he stopped short of recommending the judicial oversight of undercover policing called for by other senior officers, and said the framework for keeping tabs on protesters should remain under the police's counterterrorism command.

In a report published last May, the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing called for an end to zero tolerance, noting that it has expanded "the school-to-prison pipeline by criminalizing the behaviors of children as young as kindergarten age". In January, 2014, the U.S. Department of Education issued a letter calling for a therapeutic approach toward students who misbehave.

In a report published last May, the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing called for an end to zero tolerance, noting that it has expanded "the school-to-prison pipeline by criminalizing the behaviors of children as young as kindergarten age".

The U.K.'s head of counter-terrorism policing called this out again this week, attacking the mainstream newspapers for prompting a far-right agenda under the umbrella of free speech.

The police called Ms. Lu.

Soon, the police called asking a favor.

Police called out on two occasions".

"The police called them tramps," he said.

The police called it a robbery.