Sentence examples for which policing from inspiring English sources

"These people are extremely powerful and will be deciding the way in which policing priorities are made," Powell said.

It's just one state trying to be level-headed and proportionate about who gets deported, which families get split up, and which policing strategies are smartest, most effective and most humane.

Beginning on Monday, the Guardian is publishing The Counted, a comprehensive interactive database monitoring all police killings in the US through 16 data points including age, location, gender, ethnicity, whether the person killed was armed and which policing agency was responsible.

But on the campaign trail, Mr Kerry argues: "America is at war, but this is a different kind of war in which policing and international relations are vital".

One issue raised at the roundtable is the extent to which policing needs custom software and hardware, versus what is available off the shelf.

Local and national organizers, meanwhile, have zeroed in on Emanuel, who on Thursday night – two days after being forced into an extended campaign in which policing has been a major issue – made his first statements about the Homan Square row.

Ashley also admitted that Sports Direct is under investigation from HM Revenue & Customs, which polices the minimum wage.

Only six of the 13 members of the working group which polices the internet are appointed by Rouhani.

Subsequent associated legislation established the West Midlands Constabulary, which policed the area, and the West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive.

He witnessed the 1970 food riots in Gdańsk in which police killed a number of demonstrators.

The ways in which police are scaling back has drawn criticism.