Sentence examples for viable policing from inspiring English sources

Other concerns raised in the report were the force not having a viable policing model beyond 2015, and managers needing a clearer vision.

And viable neighbourhood policing is still sustainable too.

Detailed examination found that the package, thought to consist of a mobile phone attached to a pipe, was not "viable", Greater Manchester police (GMP) initially said.

When the speed limit was increased to 14 miles per hour in 1896, and a flagger was no longer viable, the police had to implement complex signaling and timing systems -- speed traps -- to enforce the law.

But even I acknowledge that SOPA was a flawed bill that didn't represent a viable solution to policing the Internet against intellectual property theft.

The gamble is to make the Afghan army and national police viable.

The growing frequency of rogue killings threatens to undermine one of the key pillars underpinning Nato's withdrawal plans from Afghanistan – training up a viable army and police force which can ensure the country does not slip back into civil war once foreign troops leave.

Making the possibility of reduced policing more viable is the fact that many sex workers find traditional patrol methods obtrusive anyway.

The explosive device was described by the police as "viable".

"What we are looking for is some form of viable chemical device," a police official said, "a device that would have a fatal effect on someone standing nearby both from the explosion and from the chemical it contained".

It needs not just military aid but assistance building a functioning, adequately-paid police force and viable, efficient judiciary.