Sentence examples for policing structure from inspiring English sources

However, the basic policing structure rests on the state or province police forces, which are similarly structured.

"There is no desire from this government to review the current police force structure so we are trying to deliver 21st-century policing against a 20th-century policing structure which I would argue is a big mistake," he said.

Many of the coordinators of the Disability Hate Crime Network, including myself, serve on national police advisory bodies on disability, but I feel that moving on from such terrible cases is hampered by policing structure.

Although police leaders are trained at least in part by the Indian Police Service, the various states and main cities have different police forces with their own specific features, making for a complex policing structure.

"Custody and prisoner processes have greatly improved and are closely regulated and there is a dedicated counter-terrorism policing structure in place nationally".

Marijuana arrests fit neatly within a policing structure that targets members of poor and minority communities for doing what should never be deemed criminal in the first place.

Police recruitment More flexible policing structures will also require a new flexibility in police recruitment.

And as for international policing structures: the Bush manifesto says nothing about, say, adding an enforcement mechanism, complete with tough inspections, to the toothless Biological Weapons Convention.

There are those who think that a superpower facing eventual decline but for now possessing unprecedented influence would be wise to sustain this trend, encouraging respect for international law and the evolution of international policing structures.

"If whoever has intitiated this action inside the policing structures persists in any sort of attempt to bring criminal charges, then they can expect absolutely no co-operation from me or the interviewers".

"The new wildlife crime policing structures are complemented by a real enthusiasm amongst WCLOs to make a significant impact on this unacceptable form of criminality and to work in close harmony with those other agencies with which we have a joint responsibility to protect the natural assets of Scotland".