Sentence examples for policing one from inspiring English sources

Graham and Peter have written Death Comes Knocking, a real-life account of policing one of the UK's most cosmopolitan cities.

They call for a "problem-oriented" approach to policing, one in which less time is spent responding to isolated incidents and more time to addressing nagging concerns such as crack houses and prostitution.

Deaths of officers this year have come amid an intense debate over policing, one that has seen eruptions of anger and fear after shootings by and of police officers.

"We will not privatise patrolling," she said, but when she added: "It is because the police are crime-fighters that we will never privatise policing," one officer shouted: "You already are".

According to Jason Fritz, a former Army officer and an international policing operations analyst, the resurgence of military equipment and heavy-handed tactics in Baton Rouge is the byproduct of a state-centric approach to policing, one of the two policing philosophies most commonly seen in the United States.

In addition to short-term interventions such as policing, one of the potential outcomes of analysing urban crime is to inform decisions taken by planners in relation to urban design.

And where are the traffic police, one might ask?

One in the police, one against the police.

"No one trusts the police," one Iraqi journalist told me.

Is it fair to ask us to police one another?

Bidwell adds that sellers tend to police one another.