Sentence examples for quality police from inspiring English sources

And so now the quality police must go to work.

Following criticisms of water quality, police violence, forced relocations and excessive benefits to private developers, the mayor countered with a positive vision of how Rio was transforming as a result of the Games.

City Councilman Sheldon Leffler, chairman of the Council's public safety committee, said the survey "is somewhat troubling, indicating that more needs to be done to make it attractive to quality police officers, to retain officers to be there".

These targets and the quest to meet them – to define quality police work in measurable terms rather than that intangible goal of making the public safer – infect every aspect of the job today.

There were still glitches that meant the component didn't pass muster with Sony's quality police.

While additionally there are some concerns over the quality and completeness of crime data recorded by the state police agencies in Brazil (as noted by Murray et al. 2013), the crime data we use in the present study is for the state of Minas Gerais which is rated as having high quality police recorded crime data (Fórum Brasileiro de Segurança Pública 2011).

"The foundation degree offers us tremendous opportunities to broaden the development of our officers, which will ultimately be reflected in better quality policing".

Mr Thompson said: "We are determined to maintain high quality policing and service delivery despite reductions in the amount of money we get from the government.

"The decree calls for competitive rates to be given to police officers so we get quality policing.

This federal structure means that India lacks national norms for drug quality, and that most of the quality policing is done at state level without uniformity of action.

The students of Morant Bay High School raised the calibre of the discussion to a new level by mentioning issues they face such as a lack of cooperation amongst community members, loss of community parenting, empty promises of politicians, poor quality policing, a lack of employment avenues for students leaving high school and the high cost of tertiary education.