Sentence examples for suggest policing from inspiring English sources

Our results also suggest policing may not be an important regulatory force at every stage of colony development.

Yet Silbermann's own experience suggests policing the internet is easier said than done.

But for the past decade, multiple reports suggest police are simply locking people up without trial.

The documents suggest police handed over the transcripts of Kennedy's tapes as far back as May 2009.

Still, he says, it is "both naive and counterproductive" to suggest police shouldn't have access to this type of technology.

There was nothing to suggest police were responsible for the gunshot wound inflicted on a detainee, nor that they fired on any asylum seekers, he said.

Critics of the plan suggest police be forced to secure warrants in cases like these at the very least.

One account has it that about 40 people were arrested, which would suggest police arriving in large numbers.

The findings of a recent survey suggest police officers caught up in the riots were woefully outnumbered, leaving many fearing for their lives.

- There's a lot of evidence to suggest police departments around the country need training to deal with dogs without shooting them.

New data suggests police officers could make 800,000 stops this year.