Sentence examples for policing sector from inspiring English sources
Critics claim that the system would allow some former officers to renew their careers in the burgeoning private policing sector.
Of course, serial and highly expensive bungling is not an unknown phenomenon in the policing sector, and a few more details would be welcome, but still the charge appears premature".
However, academics are hoping that there may be a silver lining to the FSS closure: the austerity measures engulfing the policing sector could leave universities the best equipped to step in.
Lib Dem MSP Mike Rumbles said the merger was the riskiest of three options put forward, saying that ministers had decided that the majority of those in the policing sector who opposed the move were wrong.
This lack of knowledge exists despite the effects of academic dishonesty on universities and also despite the importance of preventing academic dishonesty amongst criminology students, where an academic dishonesty charge may represent a significant barrier for student employment within the legal, criminal justice system and policing sector.
Purposeful sample selection was used to target two major groups in Hamilton, Ontario: 1) self-identified members of the Roma community and their self-identified leadership and 2) service providers to the Roma in the health, child welfare, immigration, education, social services, religious, and policing sectors.
Instead, she argues, there needs to be a higher body policing the sector.
The English Community Care Association, representing independent care providers, accused the commission of failing to take responsibility for policing the sector.
Crime is also down in the police sector that includes the Roosevelt Field and Source malls in central Nassau.
"An area of expansion and hence opportunity in the police sector is the outsourcing of business processes.
The main focus of his Internship and thesis is to design a program on how police sector (particularly Rwanda National police (RNP) can use negotiation and mediation skills as an alternative to dispute resolution (ADR) for sustainable peace.
