Sentence examples for policing efficiency from inspiring English sources

This article assesses policing efficiency in Indian State police units using data envelopment analysis.

Drake and Simper (2001) examine factors impacting policing efficiency in the UK.

She has already had to make savings of £367m, including £135m in police efficiency.

In a response to Johnson, the home secretary, Theresa May, said police efficiency savings would allow more resources to be focused on the frontline.

From his bolthole in Bahrain, where he is now helping improve local police efficiency, Yates had been very fair to himself all day.

He said the tablets will be funded by a grant from the National Policing Improvement Agency aimed at developing appropriate mobile solutions to improve police efficiency.

This change implies setting in stone the existing 43-force structure, thus closing off the more obvious route to greater police efficiency and effectiveness.

Aside from its being a measure of police efficiency, response time is tracked because the speed with which officers arrive can be a crucial factor in catching criminals.

The government has drawn up a plan to improve police efficiency and root out corruption; since there is money to go with it, it might do better than previous schemes, provided those running it have the guts to make enemies.

NOW that we sense the magnitude of our government's effort to track Americans' telephone and Internet transactions, the issue finally and fully before us is not how we balance personal privacy with police efficiency.

However if, as the president of the Association of Chief Police Officers said in the aftermath of the riots, no one, not even the Home Secretary, has the power to order a pencil let alone the cancellation of police leave, it is difficult to see how the PCC can be an effective agent for improving police efficiency.