Sentence examples for policing intelligence from inspiring English sources

How much cooperation will Britain after its departure want or expect from the European Union on such matters as policing, intelligence sharing, arrest warrants, extradition?

Downing Street said the prime minister – who has spoken to the Kenyan president, Uhuru Kenyatta – offered help in terms of "policing, intelligence collaboration and other related kinds" of assistance.

(The Met now says it has procured the appropriate technology to monitor social media use in the police intelligence arena, while "also continuing to work with the Home Office's wider national programme developing this area of policing intelligence").

A new national security council is to be set up to "coordinate military, policing, intelligence and diplomatic action and [attempt] also to win hearts and minds in this country and round the world".

"I will prove that there are people strategically operating like the Mafia and I will deal with these people".Just over a month later he finds himself back in his old job as head of the police Special Task Force after the surprise appointment of Riah Phiyega, a businesswoman with no experience of policing, intelligence or security, as the country's new police chief.

The way forward, then, is to recognize that policing, intelligence and negotiations -- all critically underfunded and underdeveloped in Afghanistan and Pakistan -- are what work best in undermining and dismantling threats of this nature.

As Mr Bush has repeated ad nauseam, this is a new kind of war in which policing, intelligence-sharing and financial sanctions will be as important as military might.

Elizabeth Haynes is a police intelligence officer.

Police intelligence appears to have become more effective.

It was only through police, intelligence and agents," he says.

He plans a joint intelligence service; the military and police intelligence outfits rarely co-operate.