Sentence examples for soft policing from inspiring English sources

We have never hidden the fact that we prefer this kind of soft policing by stewards.

Other stories inside include an analysis of gang culture, which apparently fuelled the riots, and how "soft" policing has failed.

If disorder increases, terrorist plots continue and the media carries on encouraging hard rather than soft policing, any changes could be for the worse not the better.

After a day of soft policing where an officer was seen congratulating demonstrators on slowing the process and "achieving a positive result" stronger tactics were employed to force the lorries through.

Police work in an affluent neighborhoods is often characterized by "soft" policing strategies.

Many have told us that they end up demoralised, feeling like soft cops, policing families and doing little more than telling family members what to do.

They rule the roost on our streets, causing mayhem, spurred on by Britain's liberal attitude to discipline, soft-touch policing and the absence of community spirit.

"They're nearly being finished off here," said the soft-spoken Police Chief Flores, standing on a hill above the city and gesturing at its impoverished western fringes.

With federal officials pushing a soft approach to policing the mortgage market, it was left to the states to do what they could to try and rein in the worst practices.

It also found the IPCC was too soft in challenging police accounts.

It also found the IPCC had a "malaise" about racial issues and that its investigation was too soft in challenging police accounts.