Sentence examples for policing focus from inspiring English sources

While a policing focus on drug possession has undoubtedly contributed to extreme and unfair race differences in stop and search, I think it is misleading to represent the situation in 2010 as the position now, and not to recognise when progress has been made.

Another example is the overuse of "broken windows" policing focused on impoverished neighborhoods and the minorities who live there.

Although early theories of worker policing focused on the kin selection component, evidence from honey bees suggests that altruism is sometimes enforced.

The governor promised to get law enforcement and the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services involved and proposed the "broken window" practice of policing — focusing on small crimes to head off larger ones.

So why did the police focus on Barry George?

The public, too, prefers that the police focus on "real" crime rather than on purloined art.

L'Express newspaper reported that the police focus shifted to "other suspects".

"Mumbai will feel safe for women again only if police focus on protecting us, not restricting us," she said.

Part of the reason cannabis was downgraded in 2004 was to let police focus on tackling more serious drug abuses.

As the police focus on a seemingly endless series of suspects who turn out to be innocent, the investigation comes close to destroying each of the main characters.

"The concept of mapping is a good one because it lets the police focus on where and what particular crime is being committed," Mr. Siegel said.