Sentence examples for policing things from inspiring English sources
He really meant it, suggesting that the authorities had no business policing things such as political impartiality in television news (ie, the thing that makes Sky News in Britain so different from Fox News in America).
"In policing, things go from bad to good -- and from good to bad -- very rapidly".
Police would have a presence in venues for this eventuality, just as they were present in football grounds to do "normal policing things".
It's more than a nuts-and-bolts policing thing.
"We don't police things," Sweet William said.
"I have some diction-police things," he said.
But in the hours after learning that his father's secret had been revealed, Mr. King sent his wife a barrage of irate text messages accusing her of telling the police, "things only you know".
Police things, and sex things, and animal things, and child things, you know, all these different things that would restrain somebody, that were all broken apart.
As both a practical and a philosophical matter, he argues, the law should not necessarily police such things.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which is supposed to police these things, found no evidence of foul play.
