Sentence examples for policing through a from inspiring English sources

But I wouldn't want to do policing through a private group, absolutely not.

The play covers an enormous amount of ground, and interviewees ranged from Helen Ball, deputy assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police and coordinator of counter-terrorism policing, through a cabinet office member who used to be in charge of the government's Prevent programme, to Moazzam Begg, the former Guantánamo Bay detainee.

The MoJ data was obtained by CCP, which campaigns for an evidence-based approach to sentencing and policing, through a Freedom of Information Request.

The police are able to claim some of the confiscated money and assets back to reinvest into policing, through an incentive scheme.

Associated Press video from the scene showed throngs of police officers weaving through a crowd of Palestinians and a row of police cars with sirens blaring.

We reported this to the head teacher and the police through a community volunteer.

Knox was believed to have been escorted by police through a non-public entrance to the airport.

But, even as Coke prepared for war, he was negotiating his surrender with the police through a prominent member of Jamaica's clergy, Bishop Herro Blair.

Two cyclists have been killed after being struck by a car that was being pursued by police through a village in Berkshire.

As for the press secretary, Mr. Loeser, he and his staff took to Twitter like a cloud of gnats, insisting that the Associated Press and Daily News reporters had "clearly trespassed" by following demonstrators and the police through a fence into a vacant lot.

The next morning he learned from news reports that Mr. Davis had been killed and decided to drive home to Satellite Beach to surrender to the police through a neighbor who has ties to law enforcement.