Sentence examples for top policing from inspiring English sources

Stop-and-frisk incidents grew in New York after Bratton left for the top policing post in Los Angeles.

Spain's government is being taken to court over a minister's decision to give the country's top policing award to a statue of the Virgin Mary.

But, even to the naïve provincial who blunders into the country's top policing job like a smartly be-capped Chauncey Gardner, this much should have been evident: whether or not it involves brown envelopes or bags of white powder in Streatham car parks, corruption is corruption is corruption is corruption is corruption.

Their stance contrasts with that of the central PP government, which has repeatedly angered secularists in recent years by handing out the country's top policing award to a statue of the Virgin Mary and stating that Saint Teresa was intervening to help the country through the economic crisis.

Mark Polin, chairman of the Chief Police Officers Staff Association (CPOSA) and chief constable of North Wales police, said the system had to strike a balance between value for money for the taxpayer and the need to recruit the best people for the top policing jobs.

Just this week, in fact, a top policing organization issued a study suggesting that the way police officers use force needs to "change dramatically," and that many controversial police shootings -- even if legally justified -- could have been avoided.

Top police officials called such fears exaggerated.

Two top police officers have been forced to resign.

The top police spokesman dismissed the finding as "one-sided".

Two top police officers have been forced to quit.

Top police officials quickly admitted their suspects were police officers, but failed to immediately detain them.