Sentence examples for policing project from inspiring English sources

The government has also admitted its "policy of confrontation" will not end as a result of the community policing project.

Sussex police is to issue neighbourhood officers with tablet devices on a trial basis from 2 July, as part of a mobile policing project.

Mr Hammond brought an offer this week of £380,000 for a community policing project being overseen by former British police officers in Zaatari, which is now the fourth largest city in Jordan.

He had previously visited Scotland for the first stage of the community policing project in 2007.

Barry Friedman, professor of law at New York University and director of the Policing Project, will have none of the idea that there is a "war on cops".

Later that month, a pair of senior Northern Irish police commanders were sent to Sri Lanka as "critical friends", ostensibly to help with the community policing project.

With the U.S. and Britain both ramping up programs to develop community policing, we agreed to create an informal consultative group led by the British that would include other international missions in Dhaka with policing projects.

On cuts to police budgets across the UK, Kerr said that while resources would not be dramatically reduced from anti-terrorist operations, it would mean that other services such as neighbourhood policing projects could be in danger.

There is simply no way a David Cameron government would be less hands-on than Tony Blair was over street crime or than Gordon Brown was, only this week, in driving 3,600 neighbourhood policing projects from Whitehall.

Skogan notes many community policing projects have failed when they did not win the support of sergeants and other mid-level police managers who were called upon to insure officers operationalized them (Skogan 2008).

On this occasion it was a Met police (Project Argus) organised awareness day at BP.