Sentence examples for valuable police from inspiring English sources

Staying with the man until he sobers up consumes valuable police time, but walking away could end in tragedy.

"This new policy in Manhattan will save valuable police resources … without jeopardizing the public safety," Bratton said.

I want to see expensive and valuable police and court time taken up with prosecuting sex offenders, not being distracted by attending to those who fail to report".

The evidence indicates that decriminalising personal possession and use saves valuable police time and criminal justice resources, and does not increase the prevalence of drug use.

Is evicting squatters live on 24/7 TV, some of whom will have political motives, and using up valuable police time in the process, really what ministers want?

The requirement to renew firearms licences every five years takes up far too much valuable police time and creates red tape.

William C. Thompson Jr., the former comptroller and 2009 Democratic candidate for mayor, said during that campaign that he thought stop-and-frisk was a valuable policing tool but that it was being overused — a position he affirmed in an interview on Tuesday.

Doyle said the information in the email contained valuable information police could have acted on.

These kinds of leads could be very valuable to police, he says.

And valuable enough, the police said, for the gunman to risk being caught in broad daylight in the crowded Upper East Side.

Taylor added: "Once we're providing information that's valuable to the police and to health and schools, then we will open it up.