Sentence examples for policing matters from inspiring English sources

It requires police chiefs to "record all contact with the media where policing matters are discussed.

It remains unclear who is the home secretary's principal adviser on operational policing matters, a role which we both saw as essential in office.

Nash said: "There is a meeting tomorrow with the head of British police and silver commanders for English and Welsh delegations with the prefect who controls the policing matters in the region.

From the middle of the 19th century, when police forces were established throughout Britain, until the 1970s, policing matters were never party political issues, and police officers made no overt interventions in political debate.

"Africanism has become... both a way of talking about and a way of policing matters of class, sexual license, and repression, formations and exercises of power, and meditations on ethics and accountability," Morrison writes in her illuminating study "Playing in the Dark".

A federal judge gave the green light to the most controversial part of the notorious SB 1070 law – the clause dubbed the "show me your papers" provision – that instructs police to investigate the immigration status of anyone they deem suspicious of being undocumented who they come across in the course of other policing matters.

These are police matters.

Legal192 words relating to legal, judicial, or police matters.

But Frick actually exercised little control over Himmler and police matters.

The lawyer, Lucas Phillips, who represents the city in police matters, was not disciplined.

The regular military does not ordinarily involve itself in routine police matters.