Policed in a sentence

According to campaigners, the policy of Dorset Council is that speed limits need to be self-policed before traffic calming measures can be introduced on the street.

A round-table meeting of “care professionals” would feature teachers that taught, police that policed, nurses and doctors that administered health, occupational therapists that got you mobile … but what was it that social workers did?

I did it for a month without being policed and I can do it for another month and another.

I felt a tension of being policed in expressions of desire that jut against heterosexual norms; the ways that these expectations make contact with our bodies, and the empowering ways we can subvert this through art.

Nicola Elliott, manager of the tourist information centre in the town centre, said: “Everything has been very orderly so far, and very well policed.

Susan Hall, the Conservative candidate for 2024’s London mayoral election, has called for the Notting Hill Carnival to be moved from its traditional home on the streets of west London to an area where it could be better policed.

These robberies were also a part of the real history of the thinly policed West of the late 19th century.

The UK has historically required broadcasters to abide by a set of “due impartiality” guidelines set out and policed by the UK’s broadcasting watchdog, Ofcom.

Wellington Street is owned and policed by the city, but leads to the country’s most powerful institutions: the Parliament of Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada, the Office of the Prime Minister and Privy Council.

But it feels as if they're becoming very policed, especially in the physical world.

In Gwanda it is not policed well.

International anarchy could be policed by international institutions.

The Wall Street Journal reported that among Trump’s plans to bring about an end to the conflict was the establishment of an 800-mile demilitarised zone between the Russian and Ukrainian armies, policed by European troops.

DCMs have actively policed electronic trading activities that may be detrimental to the DCM.

However, it is unclear if the museum plans to highlight how, after 1807, the Royal Navy policed the world's oceans to stop other nations and traders from continuing to transport slaves.

In times of war, hoarding is loathed more than ever, and tends to be more severely policed.

She said staff repeatedly policed the group for using their phones to 'take photographs, conversation enhancement and finding information', and told them to leave if they didn't like it.

That the fears are not misplaced but a clear understanding of it will give each and every one of us comfort to understand that you are better policed and protected by one who comes from the locality and understands the terrain and culture of the people.

There are also questions about how the new regulations should be policed.

The subject is to be policed and regulated into apathetic submission, convinced that such measures are for the broader good.