Sentence examples for view of police from inspiring English sources

Yet our oversimplified view of police as there to cut crime persists, reinforced by both fictional media and politicians' rhetoric.

The practice would, however, shatter police policy, break the law and, in the view of police commanders and prosecutors, erode the integrity of officers.

And, yes, "From a Buick 8" presents a sentimental view of police work, hardly the whole truth, as some black drivers in New Jersey can surely testify.

But many witnesses described dozens, if not hundreds, of people openly smoking marijuana, many of them in plain view of police officers.

The commission noted that groups armed with mobile phones and address books singled out "certain homes and properties for death and destruction in certain districts, sometimes within view of police stations and personnel".

Selina Win Pe told the coronial inquest into the December 2014 standoff that around 2am Monis had rushed "in a panic" from the view of police snipers after discovering six more hostages had fled the cafe.

Both share the same broad view of policing and the only doubt would be whether the private sector given its larger numbers—should really be called "junior".

The news of the day (old news, but raw as a fresh wound) is that black American life is disposable from the point of view of policing, sentencing, economic policy, and countless terrifying forms of disregard.

Sessions' position echoed the view he expressed throughout his nomination, when he indicated he subscribed to the "bad apples" view of policing, which holds that police abuse is not systemic in certain departments but the fault of individual rogue actors.

This view of policing has motivated the use of non-genetic, economic-optimum models of co-evolution to understand the evolution of symbioses.

V. Minority stereotypical views of police A. Are much more critical of police action.