Sentence examples for war policing from inspiring English sources

Their secret societies, each of which had a specific theme such as religion, war, policing, hunting, or healing, have proven quite difficult to investigate.

Soldiers can kill in war, police officers can kill in pursuit and homeowners can kill in self-defense, when the threat they face is immediate.

And so, two months before the end of the war, police officers went on strike for the first time.

In context, although not at war, police officers feel the same way.

Under the laws of war, police and police stations are presumptively civilian unless the police are Hamas fighters or taking a direct part in the hostilities, or police stations are being used for military purposes.

It also breeds police officers who, says Mr Lynch, "use the powers of policing to put a rival gang out of action".The drugs war perverts policing in other ways too.

French troops were sent to Ivory Coast in November 2002, two months after a rebellion boiled over into civil war, to police a cease-fire.

In the drug wars, police officers on traffic duty have been ground troops, stopping and searching cars.

Nine people have now died at the terrorists' hands since they ended a ceasefire last December.See article: Basque separatist bombs in SpainIn Yugoslavia, two Canadians and a pair of British policemen, who were training a post-war police force in Kosovo, appeared before a military court in Belgrade to answer charges of spying.

"This war mentality policing is what the state is supposed to be moving away from.

If the government thinks it is holding its own in the war of policing, it is losing ground fast in the war of ideas.