Sentence examples for a dedicated squad from inspiring English sources

The changes will allow the creation of a dedicated squad to combat online crime and terrorism.

South Korean lawmakers are fighting back however, and have set up a dedicated squad of female crime fighters in Seoul who scour the city's bathrooms for hidden cameras.

So why not have a dedicated squad of searchers hanging out in trench coats and creepy hats, waiting for us in the men's room, eyeballing us from behind a Playboy magazine or leering at us while they sip a draft beer?

BTP has responded to the current increase in thefts by increasing profile patrols and the number of undercover officers on the tube network.' Retired Metropolitan Flying Squad commander John O'Connor said: 'What used to happen was that there was a dedicated squad to fight pickpocketing, but that was disbanded, and there is no central database.

This city once had a dedicated graffiti squad; Basquiat and Herring brought spraypaint into museums.

It has its own air force (Air Tigers), its own navy (Sea Tigers), an elite fighting unit (the Charles Anthony Regiment) and a dedicated suicide squad (Black Tigers).

It's also claimed that the White Widow surrounds herself with British commanders (as her Somali language skills are poor), including a dedicated suicide squad of 15 people, and has led the recruitment of teenage and female suicide bombers using cash and heroin as incentives and means of control.

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To determine whether the establishment of a dedicated obstetric and neonatal flying squad resulted in improved performance within the setting of a major metropolitan area.

We therefore undertook a study to evaluate whether the introduction of a dedicated obstetric and neonatal Flying Squad transfer programme resulted in greater efficiency and improved response times within the Cape Town Metropolitan area.

As regimental riding master he introduced substantial changes to the cavalry training programme, reintroducing the use of leaping bars, training individual soldiers before teaching formation riding to entire squads, and appointing a dedicated soldier in each troop who was trained to break in new horses.