Sentence examples for policing from from inspiring English sources

Occupy was a bullseye for overzealous policing from the start.

It was filled with emblems of policing, from badges and hats to nightsticks.

If the government gets its way, politics will have a very big role in policing from next May.

"It's a true example of government trusting individuals and families to make the best decisions without policing from the state," says Etmanski.

Essentially, Mason concentrated on security, aiming to return control of policing from the army to the Royal Ulster Constabulary and break the Provisional IRA by force.

That is, could it decide to preserve that bright line separating local policing from federal immigration enforcement, so as not to discourage immigrants from reporting crimes?

Should there be no games to hold your attention, people-watching (O.K., fashion-policing) from the outdoor tables will.

Police from both cities are investigating.

Separating the police from the army?

Bailey defended the police from criticism.

The carnage blocked the police from opening the door.