Sentence examples for policing organization from inspiring English sources

The first policing organization was created in Egypt in about 3000 bc.

In the early 21st century, Interpol was no longer the only international policing organization.

Richard G. Ketchum, chairman and chief executive of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's internal policing organization, is also a long-shot contender.

CKX also controls the rights to all things Elvis, among other holdings, and has "a vibrant policing organization," notes Robert F. X . Sillerman the company's chairman and C.E.O.

A policing organization, the Revolutionary Security, was formed by the F.S. A. to enforce some order, and, in December, Hisham signed on with one of its units in Bustan al-Qasr.

To increase security on its cruise ships, Carnival Corp. said it will screen its passengers' travel documents through Interpol, the international policing organization.

Outside the Byzantine Empire, however, the urban basis for the existence of policing organizations had almost disappeared.

But now, a Guardian review of how that local patchwork gets put together – including conversations with dozens of current and former police officers, policing organizations, academics and reformers – shows that non-reporting by police is only part of the problem.

This agreement outsources enforcement of federal immigration laws to local policing organizations.

The U.S. Department of Justice and other national policing organizations recommend that law enforcement agencies institute policies prohibiting officers from shooting into moving vehicles.

This proposal could be a boon to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's self-policing organization.