Sentence examples for policing changes from inspiring English sources
"Unless the rhetoric around policing changes at every level of government, more blue and more black lives will be lost".
John Grieve, a former deputy assistant commissioner at Scotland Yard, ushered in a raft of policing changes as a direct response to the Lawrence case.
New Yorkers, after years of watching their city being transformed by aggressive policing, changes in migration patterns, and corporate-friendly development policies, can afford to push back a bit.
Asked about Mr. Hynes's call for policing changes, the Police Department's chief spokesman, Paul J. Browne, said the department agreed that "it is not necessary to seize condoms as evidence of the intent of an individual to engage in prostitution".
Rosenfeld said that while some policing strategies have a demonstrated impact on crime, the research evidence has not suggested that the effect of policing changes could lead to the 50% increase in homicide seen in several cities, even with "the most effective policing strategies to prevent crime".
"The danger is the whole nature of policing changes, because there is a belief we have to save police officers from doing what is the most important bit of their work – which is to engage with the public, to arrest people when there is crime and to make thorough investigations when crimes have been committed".
The report also stressed the need for nurturing public confidence as the profile of policing changed.
The force moved in 1890 (to a Victorian Gothic edifice that now houses parliamentary overspill) and again in 1967, as policing changed.
Fashion changed, policing changed, football violence changed but, alas the drug changed too and, due to the scourge of prohibition, people started getting all sorts of shit in their beans.
An on-site archivist polices changes to its appearance.
