Sentence examples for sensitive policing from inspiring English sources

However, there have been some reports of police brutality and abuse of power; sensitive policing is vital at this time.

Even so, a more sensitive policing effort could easily have diffused the tension created by the initial roadblock on Waterloo bridge and the videoing of participants at the start point outside the National Theatre.

Greater Manchester police admitted that they were "very worried" about the resurgence of shootings in a city where sensitive policing after the murder of a 14-year-old bystander in 1993 saw the "Gunchester" tag disappear from the formerly troubled area of Moss Side.

The CAJ, which has been highlighting state and security forces' abuses both during and after the Troubles for decades, also said that if the Conservative party forced the UK out of Europe's human rights regime it would shatter confidence within communities over politically sensitive policing reforms.

Stadiums are modern and well run, with numerous catering concessions and sensitive policing.

Another officer leaked sensitive police information to "associates" from a confidential force database.

The inquiry into the historical scandal heard on Wednesday that the sensitive police files were now in the possession of the tribunal sitting at Banbridge courthouse.

Forces across the country have been taking on volunteers to fill some of the most sensitive police staff roles and some are seeking to escalate their recruitment drives.

Even though NCIS data-handlers have access to highly sensitive police information on informants and current operations, Special Branch and MI5 insist on treating them as untrustworthy, thus increasing the chance that two related fragments of data will remain separated.

The modern L.A.P.D. was created in the image of William Parker, whose sixteen-year reign (1950-66) was driven by two overriding priorities, neither of which was the building of a racially sensitive police force.

The spokesman said: "The home secretary has been clear that the use of sensitive police powers, such as stop and search, mental health and the use of force, warrant proper accountability and transparency to ensure that they are being used appropriately.