Sentence examples for policing problems from inspiring English sources

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.

She argues for renewed attention to political controls on the police and for more neighborhood involvement in the nomination of policing problems.

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

A mandate wouldn't be without drawbacks — or controversy — but if our policing problems continue, we shouldn't let a little controversy scare us away.

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

Critics charged that Van Dyke was part of a systemic policing problem that Emanuel was slow to reform.

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.

But Mario Covas, the governor of Sao Paulo state since 1995, has increased both police pay and numbers and violent crime has soared.The roots of the policing problem lie in poor organisation, and a culture of brutal indifference dating from centuries of slavery.

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.