Sentence examples for principles of policing from inspiring English sources
Newman produced a "blue book", entitled The Principles of Policing and Guidance for Professional Behaviour.
The rough policing of G20 events led Sir Denis O'Connor, Her Majesty's chief inspector of constabulary, to publish his important report on upholding British principles of policing by consent.
Adding that the deaths of these men at the hands of police has led to both unparalleled community protest and unearthed "deep conflicts over the principles of policing which are still unresolved", Silvers explained that citizens must be protected not just from crime but from the spectre of "official brutality".
In any case, they could all have quoted the seventh of Sir Robert Peel's nine principles of policing on the setting up of the Metropolitan police in 1829: "To maintain at all times a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the police are the public and that the public are the police".
Robert Peel's nine principles [of policing] shaped my thinking".
Two law enforcement experts not connected with either side said last week that Officer Conway may have strayed from principles of police conduct.
"But I am confident that the police will do their duty in this matter and conduct a thorough inquiry in accordance with the principles of Police Scotland".
It goes right to the heart of this country's historic principle of policing by consent," she added.
That officers cannot cut crime without the public's co-operation has come to be seen as the basic principle of policing in a democratic society.
May also signalled that she will never approve the use of water cannon, fearing it may damage police legitimacy and the principle of policing by consent.
I've been scrutinising the Met police since I was elected over 13 years ago and I think water cannon are a terrible idea; I think it would be deeply damaging to the principle of policing by consent if the Mayor of London was to allow this military weapon onto our streets.
