Sentence examples for saving police from inspiring English sources

Proponents of a wide-population forensic DNA database argue that it may put an end to ethnic biases in existing databases, saving police efforts and money in the long run, as well as minimize persecution of the population.

"Economic benefits would come from saving police money and court time".

It will save police time to focus on prevention and work with gangs, and it will improve the relationship between the police and the public on which all of your work rests.

The home secretary is to tell the Police Federation that the extra £15m in funding will save police time and ensure that vulnerable people receive the medical care and support they need.

"The danger is the whole nature of policing changes, because there is a belief we have to save police officers from doing what is the most important bit of their work – which is to engage with the public, to arrest people when there is crime and to make thorough investigations when crimes have been committed".

Traditional landscape interpretation from aerial photography is used to demonstrate how a geomorphological approach saved police time in the search for a clandestine grave.

A couple whose car was buried under a landslip died "rapidly" and could not have been saved, police have said.

Solis estimates that the change would bring the city $7 million per year and also save police and court workers "money and thousands of hours of time".