Sentence examples for should cops from inspiring English sources

Protests are continuing, along with an examination of police protocols in threatening situations: When should cops use batons, stun guns and other non-lethal weapons to control suspects and protect themselves, and when is a potential kill shot appropriate?

Hmm, it doesn't take a Lt. Colombo or Dixon of Dock Green to ask the logical question here: should cops be taking the company at their word and using its "non-lethal" product?

And if their opening arguments are indicative of the strength of their defense, Lay and Skilling should cop a plea bargain.

Or, in Sun language: "Bonkers Prof thinks millennials should cop off with monster Frank".

"I implore everyone else in media, because I think we should cop to our mistakes," McCain said.

Since the woman typically has to shoulder most of the admin, mental load, and stress of a potential pregnancy or termination, it seems fair that the man should cop at least half of the financial burden.

Cops should be cops — not combat troops.

Should the cops be wrong, and the killer turn out to be white, Arizona's polarized racial politics will inevitably cast a very long shadow.

Should the COP Act eventually pass, more Davids will have more stones to throw at the Goliaths.

Now, is [sic] any of that been raised by the BBC and the other liberal British press that maybe the cops should be tougher and maybe should be armed?

She says on her Web site: "We should put real cops on the financial beat in the Commodities Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, cops with the resources they need to patrol for fraud and sustain tough prosecutions".