Sentence examples for reduced policing from inspiring English sources

For a state to rank high on the Peace Index, it must have comparatively low levels of violent crime and homicide, low rates of incarceration and small arms availability, and reduced policing.

The top five most peaceful U.S. states on the index -- Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Minnesota and North Dakota -- landed there because of their low levels of violent crime and homicide, low rates of incarceration and small arms availability, and reduced policing.

Making the possibility of reduced policing more viable is the fact that many sex workers find traditional patrol methods obtrusive anyway.

Our further analyses of the one-trait models, adding mutant alleles causing increased competition or reduced policing, respectively, result in the population moving from one region of stable equilibria to another, toward the ultimate outcomes predicted by Frank's model.

I have always been open that reduced police budgets will likely mean fewer police officers.

The reduced police presence gave criminals space to operate, according to community leaders and some law enforcement officials.

"We have reformed your pay and pensions, reduced police spending, and yes, there are fewer officers overall," May said.

The reduced police presence outside her home tonight – perhaps two dozen uniformed and plainclothed officers – suggested she might well have been moved to another location.

Theresa May announced her plan to give chief constables much greater flexibility in the way they use their officers and staff after warning forces that reduced police budgets will likely mean even fewer police officers.

Mr. Suozzi, trim and well-tailored with boyish good looks, said he cut the work force by 1,200 without layoffs, reduced police overtime, raised taxes only in his first year, and cut borrowing.

He linked the drop to government moves that have "swept away central targets and reduced police bureaucracy".