Sentence examples for policing himself from inspiring English sources

He went on about how, gradually, he had earned her trust in policing himself.

Livingstone accused Johnson of "hypocrisy" and said in a statement on his website: "Boris Johnson may want to look like a critic of the government for police cuts but this is fake and hypocrisy as he has been ramming through overall police cuts in London and undermining neighbourhood policing himself".

DiCaprio has policed himself efficiently, keeping his life largely private and expressing himself through his work.

Before last season, Ryan vowed to police himself better, and he did so for the good of the team.

But Father McGuire was left to police himself, and Father Wild said in a 2009 deposition that he had regarded the case as "a serious matter" but also "ambiguous".

But there are times when he gets so overworked that he truly does become frazzled and forgets to consciously police himself".

Celtic manager Neil Lennon does not want to lose the "devilment" in Scott Brown and will leave it to the midfielder to police himself during games while admitting he will take action if the captain lets himself down again in Celtic colours.

It was, 'I'm going to get this right.' He would police himself.‎".

If your friend truly wants to lose weight, then your friend will ultimately have to police himself or herself.

The director general of Rajasthan Police himself had said that there was no threat to life.

As a consequence, the inmate polices himself for fear of punishment.