Sentence examples for policing which has from inspiring English sources

He favors a national campaign of "stop and frisk" policing, which has been ruled unconstitutional.

11.47am: Stevens is currently the chair of Labour's "independent review" into the future of policing, which has all-party support.

Anticrime officers are now at the front line of a departmentwide focus on preventive policing, which has occasionally given rise to aggressive use of force.

A third factor is data-driven, better policing which has helped reduce crime across LA. "Instead of a wide net, grabbing the usual suspects, it's more focused and strategic," said Tita.

Some commentators have argued convincingly that the militarization of police departments has caused the use of aggressive policing, which has in turn spawned counter-violence, resulting in the death of innocent police officers.

"Bratton leaves behind a complicated legacy: while he started the NYPD down the road to curbing its worst stop-and-frisk excesses and abuse, he is also the architect of broken windows policing, which has caused similar harms to many of the same communities," said Center for Constitutional Rights attorney Darius Charney in a statement.

More serious are the issues around race and policing, which have consumed the city for the past two years.

In "Quality and Equality," a 1994 Comment, James Kunen expressed support for Mayor Giuliani's new "broken windows" approach to policing — which had the police focussing on minor offenses, like vandalism — while also questioning its social cost.

She saw football's problems as a social order issue to be cracked down on but chose to ignore the woeful facilities, security and policing which had also played their part.

City leaders described the vote as a last-ditch attempt to forestall further cuts in public services including policing, which have been slashed in recent years.

"It is about the scope and role of police, which has expanded way too greatly.