Sentence examples for zero-tolerance policing from inspiring English sources

A decade ago, with new leadership in the mayor's office, the city abandoned zero-tolerance policing.

The city settled in 2010 for $870,000 and publicly abandoned zero-tolerance policing.

· Ray Mallon, mayor of Middlesbrough, was formerly known as "Robocop" after introducing zero-tolerance policing to Middlesbrough and Hartlepool.

Bratton's alliance with the mayor's office and the New York Times isolated the courts, which had opposed his zero-tolerance policing out of fear that it would clog court schedules.

His other ideas include a zero-tolerance policing approach to domestic and sexual violence, publishing a gender pay audit of City Hall to make sure men and women are rewarded equally, and an attempt to make childcare more affordable by awarding key worker status to employees in the industry.

Some credit "zero-tolerance" policing.

1. End "zero tolerance" policing.

The rebellion by British police chiefs spread, with fresh annoyance being triggered by Cameron telling a Sunday newspaper he wanted "zero tolerance" policing adopted on Britain's streets.

The prime minister also pledged to support "zero tolerance" policing where minor offences are prosecuted and said a series of tough measures would be unveiled in coming months to fight crime and reclaim the streets.

Zero tolerance policing clamps down on minor crimes like graffiti to deter more serious criminal activity.

Add a police department that practices "zero tolerance" policing and is notorious for administering beatings and "rough rides," and you have a powder keg ready to explode.