Sentence examples for policing your from inspiring English sources

We have to be cogniscent and honest about the tension between promoting and policing your sport.

"What would you feminists say if we were policing your bodies on public transport?" Well, actually, people police womens' bodies all the time.

Spies are available once you've built an Operations Base, but once done they can take care of policing your own city or creating mayhem in an opponent's.

But rather than policing your assistant's off hours with an eagle eye for disloyalty, why not consider her professional development: offer her new skills and a clear path to promotion.

"My feeling is that if you're concerned about children, you're concerned about what goes on in the classroom, not about policing your employee's private comments to others," Ms. Oxfeld said.

To be sure, it isn't easy being tasked with carrying a firearm and policing your community.

We want you to police your supply chain as if you care.

Like most sensible parents, Thompson keeps the computer in the kitchen, but you can't police your teen's phone.

"It's difficult, if not impossible, to both promote and police your sport at the same time," said Travis Tygart, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.

"At this point, it's frankly difficult to both promote and police your own sport," Tygart said Wednesday in a teleconference.

I'm not about to police your life.