Sentence examples for strong policing from inspiring English sources

"We believe in Britain, sound economic sense, family values, strong policing and institutions such as church, family and the police," recites Andrew Chard, chairman of the Cheltenham Conservatives.

In a statement today, Mr. Grassley said he would move quickly on the economy, to "build confidence in the markets with strong policing of corporate wrongdoing and with reliable, certain tax policies".

Terrorists need to be stopped, and that requires robust intelligence gathering, strong policing, and selective military action.

Today, due to strong policing, a decline in the use of illicit drugs like crack and a general upgrade in the quality of life in the city, we are averaging less than one murder a day, a very impressive feat.

It is also possible that the self-restraint of workers from incipient colonies is the result of strong policing in the past, which has subsequently resulted in reproductive acquiescence in C. floridanus workers from small colonies.

We have free media and a strong police and army.

Shortly after, there was a strong police response.

Photograph: David Levene 1.20pm GMT There's a strong police presence.

Many Japanese businesses closed for the day, and a strong police presence seemed to prevent damage.

Sir John said the decision had been taken on the basis of "pretty strong police views".

Protesters reported a strong police presence, including on the water, but it had remained calm.