policed
To be policed is to be guarded or protected by someone. The police are usually policed by the public, who wants them to protect them from crime.
The streets were policed by the police.
The government policed the borders.
To be policed is to be guarded or protected by someone. The police are usually policed by the public, who wants them to protect them from crime.
The streets were policed by the police.
The government policed the borders.
verb
To enforce the law and keep order among (a group).
verb
To clean up an area.
verb
To enforce norms or standards upon.
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That is the job of the police, and the courts.
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The purpose is to formalize cooperation between the police and school and college authorities regarding security and prevention of crimes.
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The riots were caused by a distrust of the police and authority.
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The Chief of Personnel saw the police and security functions as complementary.
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The force is under the local oversight of the Wiltshire Police Authority.
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The Police Chief of the district is the Superintendent of Police.
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Lou is the police sergeant and a competent officer of the Springfield Police.
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Are the police inferior to the military
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Police are probing the incident.
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Police is looking for a runaway.