Príklady police

• The police are appealing to the public for any information about the missing girl.

• The police gave out road-safety booklets to the children.

• Get out of here now or I'll call the police.

• When she was stopped by the police for speeding, she gave them a false name and address.

• The role of the police is to ensure that the law is obeyed.

• Industrialization, poverty, and unemployment gave rise to property, as opposed to people-related, offences on a scale that transcended ethnic boundaries and necessitated new policing methods.

• By involving local people in the management of protected areas, the authorities could offer employment to local communities, while reducing the cost of policing.

• Participants heard how difficult it is to stop a determined thief, which may have curtailed support for policing and obviation.

• The same considerations should, presumably, underpin reviews of policing in democratic societies.

• Ghanaian policing has much in common with policing elsewhere.

• However, the issue of policing remains highly contentious.

• No longer was the state responsible for policing the health of society: everyone was to be his or her own policeman.

• Adapting postwar social polices to new social risks.

• Given its expected role in deterring crime, punishment was a significant aspect of policing in this period.

• In addition to the previous issue, problems of rigidity in policing the system become relevant.

• Criticisms focused upon the arboretum's appearance, policing problems, access and funding.

• Rather, reform emerged out of and re-ected the various forms of policing that had evolved at the local level over the previous 100 years.

• With the appointment of his new gardes, the burden of policing the craft would be transferred to the state.

• Within this discursive framework there are both an explicit denial that policing changes have occurred, and a call for an entirely "new" form of policing.

• The history of modern policing itself indicates longstanding concern with excessive, sometimes brutal, control over citizens by law enforcement agents.