Sentence examples for relevant policing from inspiring English sources

In February, he associated himself with falls in public transport-related offences that happened six months before he'd made any changes to the relevant policing arrangements and four months before he'd even become mayor.

"The force has reached a pinnacle now and if it continues to reduce the number of officers there are real concerns about the real ability of Devon and Cornwall Police to provide the relevant policing".

The center relays each new report to the Coast Guard or other relevant policing bodies for investigation.

"Where there are criminal investigations they will be passed to the relevant police force.

"The view held by the relevant police officers was a reasonable one in the circumstances".

"An apology from all the relevant police forces is of course part of that settlement.

It will also consider the extent to which any relevant police force investigated allegations relating to News International, and whether the police received corrupt payments or were otherwise complicit in misconduct".

We are assessing information from family members, neighbours, the authorities involved, records of police contact, and the accounts of relevant police officers themselves," the IPCC said in a statement.

It establishes 41 police and crime panels, which must "review or scrutinise decisions made, or other action taken, by the relevant police and crime commissioner in connection with the discharge of the commissioner's functions".

The joint working group comprises four members from each of the three police authorities and its role is to consider any strategic changes to the work of the alliance, before referring issues to the relevant police authority when necessary.

The group has interviewed sex crime prosecutors, social workers and police investigators, and is reviewing all relevant police training as well as the staffing needs of the Special Victims Division and which cases it handles, Mr. Browne said.