Sentence examples for practical polices from inspiring English sources

In addition, practical polices should be focused in areas where there is a higher proportion of at-risk youths.

The first practical police firearm, the multishot revolver, was patented in 1835 by Samuel Colt.

Police up and down the country have found the Human Rights Act a much clearer and firmer basis for practical policing than the common law ever was.

Our work is not about being nice to people or political correctness, it's about hard edged operations and practical policing".

But she is clearly a fictionalized creation who serves an essential narrative purpose — the conflation in one attractive, patriotic woman of all the practical, police-work determination to find Bin Laden from which her country, the United States, had found myriad distractions at the mall.

The people who govern Twitter provide us with no practical policing mechanism, they only act when someone complains.

This study has important implications for the framework of comparative criminology and practical prevention polices.

Forcing Northern Ireland "outside the pale" is a move that would infuriate unionists but is ultimately more practical than policing the land border in Ireland.

One delegate asked a young representative from the Maryland State Police if this was practical; the police say they would prefer to have college graduates on the force, and marijuana has been decriminalized in Maryland.

Police performance management: Practical guidance for police authorities.

But a BSc in policing has limited relevancy if the theoretical skills acquired in a degree do not speak to the practical challenges of policing, and the practices that find policing in conflict with the community.