Sentence examples for to be policing from inspiring English sources

"The only people clamoring to sustain it are the people it is supposed to be policing".

Third, that watchdog must not be an agent of the very companies it's supposed to be policing.

In this day and age for the MPs and lords to be policing themselves is beyond the pale.

Local regulators sometimes seem to be on the same team with the traders they are supposed to be policing.

At this point, the Legislature is supposed to be policing itself — and it is failing miserably at it.

It would also blur the lines of the structure in which the European Commission is supposed to be policing the finance ministers, ensuring that countries meet their economic objectives.

And exactly how is this to be policed?

Beard doesn't want the internet to be policed.

More often they are "free" or subsidised, and their use needs to be policed or rationed.

The nature of the mass event to be policed determines what kinds of police tactics may or may not succeed.

Risk, once it becomes apparent, has to be policed: it is an economic necessity.