Sentence examples for problem for police from inspiring English sources

HOLT: Is implicit bias a problem for police?

The problem for police is the lack of any obvious organisational structure to the cells.

It is this money, which may total anything between £20m to £30m, that is the problem for police.

But anti-trafficking laws enjoy broad support from law enforcement agencies because they would help tackle a huge problem for police forces in major cities.

In employment, the chances are they will still face discrimination, while a lot of transphobic crime goes unreported and poses a significant problem for police.

A significant problem for police is that the tactic of posting the videos online before approaching the police allows genuine criminals time to destroy evidence.

Rep. William M. Straus, a Democratic state legislator who chaired the Joint Committee on Transportation last year, told the Globe that Robomart's vehicles could pose problems for police — in case of an accident, for example.

However, supporters of the ban say a reintroduction would create problems for police and stewards.

"Instead of making a $3 million app, why don't you think about solving problems for police," he said.

The ease with which content can be copied and shared creates its own problems for police forces as they comb through it to identify victims, abusers and networks.

And then, you also cause a lot of problems for police, and anything that causes problems for police tends to make all crime go up, because the police are such an important force in restraining crime.