Sentence examples for poor policing from inspiring English sources

But they have drawn attention to South Africa's many painful problems, especially poverty and low wages, poor policing and questionable judicial authority.

With poor policing, haphazard governance, increasing corruption and thousands of cases mired in the courts, the law seems firmly on the side of the offender.

The Argentinian social media group Basta de Inseguridad (Enough of Insecurity) has recruited nearly 100 supporters to periodically protest against what they call poor policing throughout Argentina.

At the start of 2013, Algeria, Libya and Tunisia signed a co-operation agreement to tackle trafficking, with pledges to set up joint checkpoints and work together more closely to police borders.But corruption and poor policing are hampering progress.

But although corruption, inefficiency and sheer laziness can be factors in poor policing, a more fundamental issue makes significant reform unlikely, said Mr. Kosals of the Higher School of Economics.

Ms Cooper said the IPCC's chairwoman, Lady Owers, had complained about its lack of powers and added: "The public need to see that poor policing is dealt with to maintain confidence and consent for the vital work the police do.

If your neighbor is harassing anyone, which I doubt, it's the poor police dispatcher.

He just continued to shout obscenities at the poor police officers".

The slightly more intellectually curious might blame the trouble on poor police relations or lack of policing.

Poor police procedures, missed opportunities and an unwillingness to pursue one of England's most-beloved celebrities all contributed.

The North's recent belligerence poses a conundrum for China, which has long seen the poor police state as a buffer against the alliance between the United States and South Korea.