Sentence examples for policing executive from inspiring English sources

People of conscience, like Mr Snowden, therefore play an essential role in policing executive power and protecting the rights of citizens.

"This data from the Boston Police Department is clear and compelling: Boston needs to adopt reforms to ensure fair and effective policing," Executive Director of ACLU Massachusetts Carol Rose said in the report.

Further down The Fall's cast was Belfast's Ian McElhinney, as dodgy police executive Morgan Monroe.

"This is not just about race," said Chuck Wexler, chairman of the committee and executive director of the police executive research forum, at a news conference.

So while police ministers may serve short-term political considerations, a police executive can plan the best policies for the long run.

Trump will receive his intelligence briefing and deliver a speech about 5G deployment in the United States before meeting with the Fraternal Order of Police executive board.

They moonlighted with Lt. Charles Ardolini, who runs the state police executive protection unit, at a private security company based in Virginia.

"Chief Reznick is a no-nonsense police executive; a consummate professional who gets the job done, no matter what," Mr. Kelly said in an e-mail message.

He was a police executive in three boroughs during the CompStat era, the years after 1995, when New York Police Department precinct commanders used computer-generated statistics to track and respond to crime.

Fraternal Order of Police executive director Jim Pasco called the new policy "historic," because of "the span of perspectives which have signed on, the unanimity of groups," from both labor and executive groups.

Two new reports, one from government investigators and another by a police executive association, spotlight the challenges and potential pitfalls that the federal authorities face in developing workable systems to share intelligence on terrorist threats.