Sentence examples for a growing police from inspiring English sources

And now these clandestine "nighthawkers" are the targets of a growing police operation.

In February, Mr. Brigham, 44, proudly shed his pants at a Boulder City Council meeting before stepping up to speak out against what he said was a growing police crackdown on public nudity.

But a growing police presence along the main highways that wind toward the capital was evident today, with patrol cars and unmarked police cars stationed at many exits along Interstate 395 and Interstate 295.

Sporadic reports of a growing police presence had been sweeping through the crowd, and finally about 200 police gathered at 19th Street and Broadway in full riot gear, walking slowly down to protesters.

The release from jail of the protesters came after a week of increasingly tense conflict between Native American activists and a growing police force seeking to thwart protests against the $3.8bn pipeline.

Adding new drama to a growing police corruption scandal here, police and city officials agreed today with the nation's top civil rights enforcement officer to begin negotiations about long-sought changes in police training and procedures in an effort to avert a federal lawsuit.

He said: "We are locked into PFI contracts that were signed at a time of growing police forces and growing police numbers, and now we are in a shrinking environment and a shrinking estate.

"eight years of [escalating] warfare, a vast and growing police state, the destruction of civil liberties, disregard for the Constitution, unchecked executive power, lies and broken promises, hypocrisy and arrogance, a lack of transparency in government, out-of-control federal spending, fever-pitch fearmongering, rampant corruption, and some really stupid gaffes".

4.31pm BST Here's a video of the growing police presence in Trafalgar Square ahead of tonight's protest.

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond has agreed to host a summit next week between the clubs and the Scottish Football Association in a bid to address growing police concerns about Old Firm-related disorder.

Since then, Lawrence has become a leader of Utah's growing police reform movement.