Sentence examples for Job police from inspiring English sources
"It could be someone who has just left school, right the way up to someone who had a really good government job – police officers and teachers.
As a South American immigrant with a penchant for wandering on to the tube for no good reason, it's a good job police marksmen didn't shoot him.
And, even though 52percentt of those polled said there was "no excuse" for the police shooting of Sean Bell in 2006, they still approve of the job Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly is doing, by 56 to 26percentt.
A poll released last month by Quinnipiac University found that 68 percent of black respondents approve of the job Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly is doing, suggesting that the city's civil rights activists do not speak for their purported beneficiaries on this issue.
A nurse's assistant who tried unsuccessfully to kill her wealthy husband by injecting him with contaminated needles that she brought home from work at a Brooklyn hospital was arrested after she tried to hire a hit man to finish the job, police investigators said yesterday.
Beyond measuring 'how good a job' police are doing: The MPS model of confidence in policing.
He was also skeptical of promises by leaders to do a better job policing each other's fiscal discipline.
Mr. Stumpf has always said, fairly, that it is impossible to do a perfect job policing hundreds of thousands of employees.
The judge overseeing the case inflamed free-speech advocates by saying that India could resort to the kind of censorship practiced in China if Internet companies did not do a better job policing their sites.
Mr. Trichet also issued a call for European leaders to show "more ambition" in ensuring that euro zone countries do a better job policing one another's spending and borrowing, to avoid future debt crises.
The series of events led some Israeli officials to call on Egypt to do a better job policing the North Sinai, and Egypt to demand an investigation and say it will recall its ambassador to Israel.
