Sentence examples for whose policing from inspiring English sources

But both were largely manned by Irishmen and ex-colonial officials, whose policing traditions were less liberal.

El Diario, whose police reporter was killed two years ago, is far from the only victim.

Now she's a police officer whose police officer husband has been shot.

Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark, whose police force responded to the disturbance, called it "obviously a serious event".

Even the supervisor of the town whose police took Mr. Carlson into custody expressed some doubts as to what happened.

The incident took place in Richfield, Minnesota, whose police department released a statement saying they will investigate the matter.

They join a growing number of savers whose polices are in financial limbo.

Chief Williamson dismissed as invalid any comparisons with Ferguson, whose police department is similarly unrepresentative.

We have "official enemies" -- those whose police abuses, arms shipments and electoral thefts we eagerly expose (Zimbabwe, Burma, North Korea, Iran).

The State Department's most recent rights report calls Uzbekistan an "authoritarian" state whose police officers torture prisoners.

The downturn has also claimed the mounted units in San Diego Tulsaa, Okla.; Camden, N.J.; and Boston, whose police horses dated to the 19th century and were regulars at Fenway Park.