Sentence examples for policing in terms of from inspiring English sources

Many criminologists attribute the fall to more sophisticated policing, in terms of both technology and management.

"And from my experience fire has the same problems as policing in terms of poor procurement, ICT and management of buildings.

This has clear implications for hot spot policing in terms of tactics used and when best to target resources.

It compares the structure of policing in terms of centralisation and localisation and the role of police organisations.

"I think the change is starting to happen," he says, "but there is a lack of training in the police in terms of understanding about diversity".

We have a pretty solid contingent of minority writers on the show, and then of course we have the cast, so we're pretty well policed in terms of not crossing an actual line of offensiveness".

They hadn't possessed many weapons, but even the presence of scattered gunmen had been enough to justify the crackdown in the eyes of most Egyptians, who didn't expect much from their police in terms of restraint.

He said that more could be done by universities to work with alleged victims of sexual violence who did not want to go to the police, in terms of counselling, understanding and conflict resolution – for instance ensuring students are not living in close proximity to their alleged attackers.

The investigating officer added that it was "probable" that the chief inspector directing the operation would have "confirmed" the deployment, but recommended that "a clear and appropriate division is established between the [cull operators'] activities and those of the police in terms of direction and control".

A dark side of this  is that these individuals can  also take on the role of  police in terms of subjectively and selectively editing or restricting editing Wikipedia content in the name of ensuring overallcontent quality of content (Lee et al. 2012).

What did Rehtaeh's rapists do differently that not only foiled police in terms of finding out who specifically took the photo, but absolved them of even the slightest chance of being found guilty?