Article: Policing needed.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)

Article: Community policing needed
New Straits Times;  June 25, 2007 ;     646 words ...Josef Roy Benedict New Straits Times 06-25-2007 Community policing needed Byline: Josef Roy Benedict Edition: Main/Lifestyle Section: Main Section Type: Letter THE recent rapes in Johor Baru which ...

Article: Policing needed to stop dumped imports.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  March 6, 2002 ;     601 words ...Mar 7, 2002 (The Australian Financial Review ABIX via COMTEX) -- BHP Billiton has reacted strongly to the US Government's decision to introduce tariffs on steel imports. The BHP Steel CEO, Kirby Adams, said that the dumping of cheap steel imports on the Australian market needed to be policed quite

Article: Policing needed on Chinese imports.(Local)
The Virginian Pilot;  June 23, 2007 ;     700+ words ...The invisible hand of the market is a remarkably powerful force, capable of ruthlessly deciding the relative worth and value of goods, creating winners and losers without regard to station or status. When it fails, though, people can get hurt. Right now, the market isn't working, at least for goods

Article: Better policing needed of 'empty' trash trucks
The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL;  February 8, 2002 ;     518 words ...Your excellent article Sunday (Jan. 27) on the big landfill along Interstate 55 in Pontiac cleared up many questions about that site. And learning that the owners employ crews to pick up trash blown from the dump site struck a sensitive nerve. I pass this landfill often driving to Chicago and back

Article: 'Quality policing needed'.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  January 19, 2002 ;     330 words ...THE police should focus on "quality not quantity", according to a new report. The report by Chief Inspector of Constabulary, Sir Keith Povey, pinpointed weaknesses in the stretched training system for probationary police officers. It said: "The service must decide between quantity, just an increase

Article: EDITORIAL: Policing needed on Chinese ...
Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA);  June 23, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Jun. 23--The invisible hand of the market is a remarkably powerful force, capable of ruthlessly deciding the relative worth and value of goods, creating winners and losers without regard to station or status. When it fails, though, people can get hurt. Right now, the market isn't working, at least

Article: Extra policing needed to stop law-breakers.
7 Days (Dubai, United Arab Emirates);  June 29, 2008 ;     525 words ...Provided by 7DAYS.ae Having just read the saddening article re Ian Colley, I must say I am in total agreement that RTA should review their policy of traffic problems. Not just in the case of GEMS Wellington School, but every school and the side roads within residential areas. Having lived and spent