Sentence examples for assigned police from inspiring English sources

He assigned police, air force and naval units to "take care" of the situation.

Then came a hard-fought campaign, with McMullen assigned police protection after receiving death threats on Facebook.

In 2009, the latest year available, 68 percent of schools had security guards or assigned police officers, up from 54 percent in 1999, according to an Education Department survey of students, 12- to 18-years old.

Of the police officers, eight had their cases thrown out, and 11 were given the lightest penalty possible: They were required to continue working in their assigned police districts for one year and to refrain from traveling.

Last year, the Egyptian government enclosed both the tree and the well that Mr. Lane mentioned inside a walled compound, set up a ticket booth and assigned police officers to guard it.

Other security elements will include clear plastic bags used to store goods; an expansion of baggage inspection areas at the race's start on Staten Island; special screenings for visitors to the family reunion area; and an increase of assigned police officers, uniformed and undercover.

Nine United Nations agencies as well as the United Nations' peacekeeping department, which assigns police and military trainers, will be called on for expertise.

Miguel Colorado González was in charge of assigning police to organised-crime investigations; Fernando Rivera Hernández was one of his deputies, in charge of intelligence.

It may have been economically efficient for the past century and a half to assign police officers custody of social authority in ambiguous situations, but the vectors of economic efficiency can switch direction.

The draft law could assign police tasks to the military in urban areas, and give the security forces greater leeway to crack down on radicalisation.

Government officials have been assigning police to accompany polio vaccination teams.