Sentence examples for task of policing from inspiring English sources

The House ethics committee is openly — and foolishly — sniping at its newly appointed ally in the difficult task of policing members' behavior.

Whether the I.M.F. is up to the task of policing its members and exerting influence on the most powerful ones remains far from clear.

They show that over time the Palestinian leadership has embraced the task of policing their people with more than warranted enthusiasm.

The United States has urged Germany and other NATO allies to transform their traditionally static armed forces into high-tech, mobile services that can better share the task of policing the world.

One Senate proposal would give the task of policing drug use to the United States Anti-Doping Agency, which pursued the cyclist Lance Armstrong until he finally admitted that drug-based enhancements had put him in the winner's circle.

It removed from the Bank of England the task of policing the banking system following its perceived failures over Johnson Matthey Bank in the mid-1980s, BCCI and Barings.

Intellectual property holders instead are tasked with the chore of policing the site and alerting eBay of possible infringements.

But what actually happens in this encounter has only partly to do with the practical task of police work.

Jon M. Shane, 45, a professor of criminal justice at John Jay who retired as a police captain in Newark, said that many veterans stayed on because "despite the trials and tribulations, they've mastered the tasks of policing and enjoy the camaraderie".

Dealing with emotionally disturbed people is one of the most difficult and dangerous tasks of police officers.

The program is set up to open the world of policing to outsiders so they can experience and better understand the day-to-day tasks of police officers and their bosses.