Sentence examples for policing problem from inspiring English sources

This is a policing problem and we need a policing solution".

The authorities' goal of turning organised crime into a policing problem, rather than a threat to national security, remains a distant one.Some progress, especially in policing, can come through better administration.

Part of the policing problem is that less than 4 percent of India's overall force is female, said Suman Nalwa, head of Delhi's special unit for women, in an interview.

Drug use will be viewed more as a public health problem, he said, rather than just a policing problem, and federal agents will no longer raid medical-marijuana dispensaries in the 13 states where voters have approved them.

In a statement on Friday, Pearson said it was "astounding to see that the school is now the scapegoat of what is very clearly a law, order and policing problem".

In his own press conference on Monday, with Bolton sitting just behind him, Trump briefly pulled back from his own rage over the F.B.I. raid of his lawyer's office to frame Syria as a policing problem.

Policing is a state responsibility in India, and West Bengal has experienced many policing problems in recent years.

But the Interior Ministry has to deal with policy and policing problems, and international criticism is mounting.

But far from being the remedy to the policing problems of recent months, elected chiefs would make things worse.

"That's nearly half what they would get if they hosted a European Champions League football match, with none of the policing problems".

The suggestion that Britain needed the help of William J. Bratton, a former police commissioner in Boston, New York and Los Angeles, to sort out its policing problems in the wake of the recent rioting was never likely to go down easily.