Sentence examples for without resorting to police from inspiring English sources
"It recommends cases of violence against Indigenous women and children should be dealt with, 'through activities that provide support for families and encourage behavioural change without resorting to police or courts'," said Cashman.
Rawson, who has represented students in court, said that there are proven methods that schools can turn to that help reduce disruptive behavior without resorting to police citations that include community service penalties or fines of several hundred dollars.
But the fact that several large police forces seem to manage without resorting to such unpleasant devices suggests that it is perfectly possible to police effectively without them.
I realized one could write a page-turning police thriller without resorting to that quaint English structure.
The Monitor's printing press remains down Maria Burnett, senior Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch (HRW), said: "Police should resolve legal disputes before the courts without resorting to abusive tactics to scare journalists away from politically sensitive stories.
All over America, there are police officers demonstrating how to protect the public without resorting to unnecessary force.
It sure seems like the police would be able to handle that threat without resorting to legal force.
It left one person dead and several others wounded, leading Sam Zarifi, Amnesty International's Asia Pacific director, to say that "Indonesian police have not learned how to deal with protesters without resorting to excessive, and even lethal, force".
A14 Britain Expects Bush Protests President Bush arrives in Britain on a state visit in two weeks, and the police are weighing how to control the promised demonstrations without resorting to measures that could be seen as curbing free expression.
"This latest incident shows that Indonesian police have not learned how to deal with protesters without resorting to excessive, and even lethal, force," said Sam Zarifi, Amnesty International's Asia Pacific Director.
One from a Californian force argues that police officers cannot be expected to deal with social problems, like mental illness or drug addiction, without resorting to force.
