Sentence examples for policing rules from inspiring English sources

If Enron did pay some alternative tax in those four years, it would raise fresh questions about the reliability of reports to shareholders and whether the Securities and Exchange Commission is adequately policing rules on the disclosure of material information about corporate finances.

Meanwhile, nobody is doing the job of actual policing — rule of law, keeping the population safe from all comers (including friendly fire and coalition operations), providing justice and dispute resolution, and civil and criminal law enforcement.

Lord Justice Pitchford, the senior judge leading the public inquiry into undercover policing, ruled this week that an important part of his inquiry would focus on the claims that the police collected information about the political activities of politicians.

"The optics for the IOC when it comes to policing Rule 40 versus doping are not great," Brunious said.

It found that this was in breach of police rules.

The new team had to devise and police rules about moderation.

A senior detective who flouted police rules to persuade a murderer to lead him to the bodies of two women who he killed and buried should face a charge of gross misconduct, the police watchdog ruled on Monday.

But a spokesman for Scotland Yard, speaking on the condition of anonymity under police rules, said Monday's arrests were not connected to that case.

The police spokesman, who spoke on condition of anonymity under police rules, said that "the characteristics of the attack pointed to it being the work of ETA".

Most of the injuries were from flying glass and none were serious, according to a police spokesman, who requested anonymity in line with police rules.

The bodies were believed to be those of officers seized as hostages, said a Bangladeshi police official, who requested anonymity under police rules.