Sentence examples for shape policing from inspiring English sources

The Met's vast size, and its lead in fighting terrorism and formulating national policy, mean that its new boss will shape policing across the country.

Set up only four years ago, they wield serious and important powers; responsible for a total budget of £12.5bn, they shape policing priorities and instigate new ways of working, often in cooperation with other local services, knock heads together and innovate.

And it will continue for as long as the broken windows theory continues to shape policing.

He also encouraged residents to attend the local Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meetings, which were an opportunity for the public to shape policing in their community.

This paper addresses the design, implementation and evaluation of a timing unit that can support accurate and efficient implementations of traffic shaping, policing and charging in packet-switched networks.

But what would shape police inquiries was the dawning realisation that Gareth Williams had not been alone.

Hampton is also a member of the Cleveland Community Police Commission, which will help shape police reform as mandated by the DOJ.

In his new book, The Third Degree: The Triple Murder That Shook Washington and Changed American Criminal Justice, Scott Seligman breaks down the true crime saga that shocked the nation and helped shape police interactions in the legal system and American popular culture.

The granularity of the timing unit is adjustable in run-time to adapt to changes in the rate parameters of the shaping and policing functions.

The design supports shaping and policing through token buckets, leaky buckets and a scheme, variation of the token bucket, that aims at providing statistical quality of service guarantees by exploiting the effective rate concept.

Officials have already signalled the introduction of compulsory yoga for India's famously out-of-shape police officers.