Sentence examples for put into policing from inspiring English sources

The RAC Foundation argues that depending on the automated work of the speed camera will not put a stop to such high levels of criminality and revenue should be put into policing and not more cameras.

That way there is little incentive for copying solutions and not very much energy needs to be put into policing this.

With a military intelligence official looking on and state and federal police officers in the immediate vicinity, witnesses said, the students were put into police vehicles and taken away.

At least 50 children, mostly in kindergarten to third grade, have since been suspended for making statements like "I could kill her!" and their names have been put into police files.

He was caught and put into police custody, where he asked to go before a court to prove his sanity.

Being put into police custody, especially if you are still drunk, can be a scary experience but staying calm is a must.

Do you put resources into policing 999 calls?

PCCs could not be scrapped and the money put into frontline policing, as is sometimes suggested, unless the idea is to scrap all public governance over the police.

He said that the force was "completely different" than it was seven years ago and that "significant resources" had since been put into neighbourhood policing and tackling antisocial behaviour.

We have women who are killed by their husbands but we don't have any legitimate terror offences... "Yet the amount of money put into negative policing and punitive measures has really soured relations between Muslim community and ramped up the sense of fear and isolation in the community".

There will be a cutscene of the cars getting you and they arrest you and put into the police car and also there is the appearances of police helicopters in the sky.