self-policing

With so much television coverage, self-policing is a thing of the past.

But nothing close to true self-policing is emerging from Congress.

The reason for this relative success at self-policing is not hard to find.

And that's where hopefully a bit of self-policing will be brought in.

Without this self-policing, the field cannot sustain its own values.

"Laboratory safety is not an area where you want to have this much self-policing," he said.

This self-policing is the certain devotion you want to generate.

Self-policing is seen as the means to mold the hobby.

Central to the golfing code is the idea of self-policing.

The race may now be between collegiate self-policing and the Federal sheriff.

The next subject would be that self-policing is bad.

This should come as no surprise to those who are somewhat skeptical of self-policing.

We must do a better job of self-policing, too.

As a result, the seafood industry largely relies on self-policing.

No serious pollution problem was ever solved by voluntary industry self-policing.

I am trying to say something about the self-erasing and self-policing of identity.

One strategy is to target the behavior that causes the problems and to rely on self-policing.

Voluntary codes of practice - in effect self-policing by the food and drink industry - simply haven't worked.

Such self-policing should be an adjunct, not an alternative, to better regulation.

"I would rather see some self-policing instead," he said.

And, even there, they relied too heavily on self-policing by sovereign states.

But it has grown so fast that small unknown operators are now doing big business, making self-policing more difficult.

Sadly, the judiciary has shown itself incapable of effective self-policing.

Self-policing — the Legislature’s method — clearly does not do the job.

Fletcher also spoke about what is now evidently a habit of self-policing among the current group.