Sentence examples for terms of policing from inspiring English sources

"It raises the bar for Apple in terms of policing what goes into the App Store".

Yet Sterling's lawyers were correct in noting that Silver's decision was a big step for the league, in terms of policing its members.

"In terms of policing it, in terms of trying to prevent these acts, they kind of morph to a certain extent," Mr. Kelly said.

He found that the intelligence gathered had "little value" in terms of policing public order - the stated aim of the undercover operations.

He insisted that Damascus had already taken many of the actions demanded by the Bush administration in terms of policing its borders and shuttering the offices of militant Palestinian organizations.

"The government has to be much more nanny state in terms of policing the food industry, taxing snack food, taxing fizzy drinks, banning fizzy drinks, banning sugary foods, and not just in school dinners but also in work canteens and hospital food.

There's an issue of principle here in terms of police having the resources they need.

The developments, she said, "signal a long overdue move in terms of police accountability and transparency.

"It will cost us something in terms of police and sanitation," he told reporters on Thursday.

I chose criminology because of the variety it offers in terms of police, probation and government work.

For what does the Groce inquest tell us about where we are now in terms of police-community relations?