Sentence examples for policing provision from inspiring English sources

Civil rights lawyers said they will not give up on trying to stop the policing provision of S.B. 1070, which the Supreme Court upheld, from taking effect.

Latino leaders said they were deeply dismayed that the Supreme Court had allowed the policing provision of the law to take effect.

It combines edge policing, provisioning, and traffic prioritization to offer different levels of services to customers.

In addition to the £553m bill for security in venues, there is £600m within the Olympic budget for police provision outside the venues.

Many civil rights groups, predicting that the police provision of the law would rapidly lead to discriminatory actions by officers once it takes effect, said on Monday that they were ready for that fight.

Local authorities would be responsible for policing its provisions in urban areas and would be told to incentivise electric, hydrogen and other ultra low-emission vehicles.

The central issue in the arguments the court will hear is the Obama administration's contention that Arizona's police provisions encroached disruptively on federal terrain.

Broader societal impacts can operate through a number of mechanisms, including reduced economic activity and increased economic costs arising from health-care, policing and prison provision 1, 6. Communities can be particularly adversely affected by problems associated with intoxication, violence, hooliganism and drink-driving 7– 9.

There are perhaps a dozen provisions policing nursing homes to hold them accountable for maltreatment of patients.

Coles said: "For a man so obviously unwell to be restrained in such a brutal and terrifying way in a healthcare setting raises serious concerns about the culture and practice in policing and mental health provision.

From Scotland Yard to Earls Court, the sale of public land by London's public bodies is paying for future public service provision, be it policing, transport, the fire service or schools.