Sentence examples for policing on from inspiring English sources

When a Fox News panel tackled crime and policing on Wednesday, things got pretty heated, as one might expect.

Hollywood needs policing on its weaknesses, not its strengths.

She said Green would be making a speech on the issue of undercover policing on Monday.

A new mayor of Birmingham, say, will want a strong say in West Midlands policing on his or her beat.

Declaring that the Met set "the gold-standard" in anti-terrorist policing on the morning of the 7/7 bombings?

Anyone with information is urged to contact ACT policing on 131 444 or via Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.

Shadow home secretary Andy Burnham said the move sounds like a "back-door means" of filling cuts and "could lead to policing on the cheap".

In 1995, she transferred to Thames Valley police, where she headed operations in Oxford and favoured pragmatism over heavy-handed policing - on one occasion withdrawing officers from a Reclaim the Streets demon- stration, rather than risk confrontation and injuries to members of the public.

Bitcoin, by contrast, is a community currency that requires self-policing on the part of its users.

This is evidenced by the successful self-policing on the platform, where 0.5% of all posts have been removed (higher than average for a social media platform), and all of these originated from user-generated flags.

+ Fatigued from fielding misspellers on OkCupid, grammar-policing on Tinder?