Sentence examples for policing instruments from inspiring English sources

The existing laws and their enforcement through the policing instruments of the state, in addition to the Occupy movement's commitment to "non violence" meant that evictions at most major Occupy locations occurred without any serious violent confrontation.

The structure, consequences and policing of the instruments are all complex, a big reason it took more than six months for Sanofi to set the terms of its purchase of Genzyme.

Remember, one of the first things Egyptians did was attack their own police stations — the instruments of regime injustice.

The Iraqi police, themselves former instruments of the government, seem paralyzed by the sudden burst of revenge killings.

But Mr Strauss-Kahn is wary of seeing the IMF as a sort of "policy police with legal instruments to make countries change their policies".

Under the Lisbon treaty Britain has to opt out of more than 130 EU police and justice instruments en bloc and then re-negotiate the bits it wants to retain with other EU governments and with the European Commission.

Although the briefcase he was carrying was found to contain a long knife and other suspicious instruments, police misidentified his blood type, which their tests showed did not match the type indicated by semen found at one of the crime scenes.

One of the meanings of this rash of incidents, the big historical picture suggests, is that it shows the police serving as instruments of white oppression of black men.

Some minority groups may once again view police officers as armed instruments of government oppression.

Assad who rules Syria through a quartet of trusted comrades, who control the main instruments of police & military power.

In democratic Anglo-Saxon countries, militarized police units, embedded within a police force and lacking institutional autonomy, are a common instrument of policing crowds; all large police forces in those countries have such units.