Sentence examples for policing terms from inspiring English sources

But in policing terms I make it very clear that I command.

• The definition of a "racist incident" will now include incidents categorised in policing terms both as crimes and non-crimes.

The senior police officer whose brief covers prostitution and sexual exploitation has dared to think the unthinkable in policing terms on the issue.

"The British policing model sets the police amongst the people, 'toe-to-toe' in public order policing terms, without recourse to some separate specialised force or unit, or, except in very exceptional circumstances, to the mechanised creators of distance between police and protesters - water cannon or baton guns.

If there is a word that should be retired from use in the service of women's expression, health, well-being, and equality, it is appropriate a sloppy, mushy word that purports to convey some important moral essence but in reality is just a policing term used to regulate our language, appearance, and demands.

This has clear implications for hot spot policing in terms of tactics used and when best to target resources.

This is, in police terms, the "kettle".

Like many in the African community, he has long overstayed his visa and become, in Chinese police terms, a Triple-Illegal Person — illegal to enter, illegal to reside, and illegal to work.

Jeff showed the reporter his training manual, which had a glossary of police terms and a short description of the work of an auxiliary police officer: "Crime results from the DESIRE to commit an unlawful act along with the BELIEF that the OPPORTUNITY to do so exists.

It is a form of the supposed conundrum that was being floated in American political discussions after September 11th: neoconservatives accused liberals and traditionalists of thinking in police terms when they should have been thinking in military terms.

"In terms of policing it, in terms of trying to prevent these acts, they kind of morph to a certain extent," Mr. Kelly said.