But the Northern Ireland Council on Ethnic Minorities found in a report conducted by the Institute of Conflict Research that around one in seven people of ethnic-minority origin would feel they would be "treated poorly" if they joined the PSNI because of their race or colour.
It has been argued that to date this slower than expected pace of adoption is not so much due to limitations of the technology as to poorly joined-up service models, resistance to change by frontline staff, a lack of commissioning knowledge and a culture of thinking in terms of hours of care (Moore 2011; Yeandle 2009).
When the team played poorly, he or Alexis Sanchez, who has joined Arsenal, would be the first ones the crowd jumped on," added West.
Caesar's second invasion of Britain was going poorly in 54 bc, when the Trinovantes joined him and induced other tribes to fight with him against Cassivellaunus.
The kinase and FAT domains are joined by a relatively long, poorly characterized, region of ~233 residues containing two proline-rich motifs (PR2, PR3), which provide the basis for many SH3-mediated protein-protein interactions of FAK [ 3].
When they landed, Humbert relatively quickly raised several hundred poorly disciplined recruits to join him, and began moving south.
Mike, who had skipped the Tokyo leg of the trip and joined us in Beijing only a couple of days earlier, took his poorly timed incarceration in stride.
The EP is joined to the enzymatic domain of EutC by a linker (36 91 amino acids) of poorly conserved primary structure and composition (Table 2 ; Fig. S2).
Tottenham Hotspur, which acquired Dempsey from Fulham before last season, announced his departure on Saturday morning but made no mention of the team he was joining, preserving the poorly kept secret for the Sounders.
Undertrained and poorly paid police officers choose to join the criminals rather than fight them.
