Sentence examples for policing ideas from inspiring English sources

Public officials in half a dozen Latin countries have already adopted variations of the institute's community policing ideas, but the group's leading adherent in the region is Joaquín Lavín, now the mayor of Santiago.

Did he pick up any policing ideas there?

Don't just look at new policing ideas, he says; look at how they are turned into practice.

It's a utopian world in which contraband will be only a notional concept, because enforcement will require policing ideas and blueprints, not simply goods.

Wilson lives in "a utopian world in which contraband will be only a notional concept, because enforcement will require policing ideas and blueprints, not simply goods," Jacob Silverman wrote in a piece about Wilson and the Liberator in May.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Wilson lives in "a utopian world in which contraband will be only a notional concept, because enforcement will require policing ideas and blueprints, not simply goods," Jacob Silverman wrote in a piece about Wilson and the Liberator in May.

He describes also the trade winds of policing blowing ideas across the Irish Sea and across the Atlantic to the US and back.

He explores the controversial "broken windows" theory of policing — the idea that responding aggressively to small initial signs of disorder will prevent more serious crime — and describes how it led to the abuse of stop-and-frisk policies.

When the government begins to police thoughts, ideas, and beliefs, we get into dangerous territory.

Since the sessions were not officially moderated or policed, the ideas and opinions found levels they deserved based on how the group received it.

Like the others on their list, she met three criteria: she was not part of the business owners' crowd, supported the police idea and knew Wasilla's other young parents.