Sentence examples for a foreign police from inspiring English sources

He also dismissed the prime minister's idea that the Met could be run by a foreign police chief as "stupid".

One recipient, a foreign police official, evidently forwarded the notification to a private account, he said, and it was then intercepted by Anonymous.

A UK police source said it would be "unusual" for British officers to carry out interviews on behalf of a foreign police force but stressed that "anything is possible" in a major inquiry.

It is highly unusual for a foreign police agency to become so deeply involved in an investigation here, but the authorities on both sides have been handling the situation delicately, at least in public.

A suicide bomber rammed his car into a foreign police vehicle near Kabul's airport on Sunday morning, killing at least three people in the latest deadly attack claimed by the Taliban.

Five years after the former East Timor won its independence, following a bloody separation from Indonesia and a period under the United Nations' control, things still look gloomy.Since last May, when the country's security forces collapsed, a contingent of foreign police and soldiers, led by Australia, has barely kept the peace between rival political factions and street gangs.

Former Senator George S. McGovern recently laid out a plan, in an essay he co-wrote in Harper's, that amounts to a series of non sequiturs: American withdrawal, followed by the evaporation of the insurgency, followed by an influx of foreign police, followed by American-funded reconstruction.

The mission had issued a protocol for its foreign police partners, designed to minimize the adverse impact of anti-trafficking operations.

Since 1984, the F.B.I. had had the authority to investigate crimes against Americans abroad, but that mandate had been handicapped by a lack of coöperation with foreign police agencies.

Our meeting took place in the academy's international unit – a room lined with bookshelves, foreign police hats and trophies.

In the nineteen-nineties, his mentor, O'Neill, had established close relations with foreign police services, an approach that sometimes encroached on the C.I.A.'s territory.