Sentence examples for question of police from inspiring English sources

Pressed on the question of police brutality, Rocky was hedgy.

This is where the question of police identification arises.

"It's true that communities of color have stepped out on the question of police misconduct.

In a dissent, three judges said that failure to observe bystanders presented enough of a question of police procedure for the lawsuit to go forward.

At the same time, because it's a question of police and vigilante violence is so prevalent at this particular moment in this country, it feels asinine to be calling for gun control when black people, in particular, are on the losing end of that conversation, so there's that.

She told BBC Radio 4's The World at One she had been talking to HMIC "about them looking into this whole question of police response".

And on the specific question of policing, he is offering voters a complicated message.

Far from disappearing from view, Patten has re-invented himself as a politician-turned-public servant, first in Hong Kong, for the past year working away at the horribly difficult question of policing a fissured Northern Ireland and soon to be the Tory-nominated Commissioner for External Affairs and Enlargement at the European Union.

"We can't really begin to address the question of policing until we can address the question of the structural place of black people in Canadian society," he said.

The case raised troubling questions of police brutality, the police tendency to close ranks to protect wrongdoers and issues of racial bias.

It was the second time in two weeks that police officers fired fusillades on the crowded streets of Midtown — 28 shots fired between the two episodes — and with it, there were once again questions of police protocol in urban settings.