Sentence examples for well policing from inspiring English sources

"If police and crime commissioners do their jobs well policing will improve and the streets will be safer," adds Mr Gibbs, who used to work for the Policing Minister Nick Herbert, added.

It already sends in its own inspectors, and it hasn't done very well policing itself in the past.

Both are reasonably well policed.

The march was well stewarded and well policed.

Minority communities are those most affected by crime, and, historically, they have not been well policed.

As with Chicago, the downtown is well policed, but crime is rampant immediately adjacent to the core.

The chanting crowds, well policed by about 50 police officers that I can see, are currently in good spirits.

He envisages a future in which wealthy communities become increasingly well policed, while the poor and powerless are neglected.

An environment that is and was already increasingly violent (plenty of statistics to prove this) and not well policed.

Rabbi Lloyd said he had chosen Borough Park and Flatbush because they are not as well policed as other heavily Jewish areas of Brooklyn and Queens, where he lives.

It is commonly assumed that most cyber-attacks originate from hotspots in Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia and Africa, where infrastructure is not especially well policed.