Sentence examples for class of police from inspiring English sources

He used stimulus money, for instance, to reinstate a class of police cadets he had previously dismissed, and the president later came to speak at their graduation.

A Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, said that five suicide bombers entered the Gardez police headquarters around 9 a.m. and attacked a class of police recruits while foreign mentors were taking daily attendance.

That is just part of a bag of tricks -- some easily available on the Internet -- that Dr. Leeson uses to teach his class of police officers and lawyers ways to retrieve information from computers.

While Mayor Bloomberg found money to put in the budget to hire a new class of police cadets, keep garbage pickup at its current level and restore planned cuts to cultural institutions, he warned that the rising cost of Medicaid, debt service and pensions would saddle the city with more deficits in 2006 and 2007.

In New York City, the newest class of police recruits is 355 short of its goal of 1,589, and though the percentage of minority recruits is growing, the department is still two-thirds white in a diverse city with a large black and Hispanic population.

Specifically, at the beginning of each PEP session, staff will explain to the class of police officers that while the PEP training is mandatory, the ESCUDO evaluation is voluntary.

Its report said that while New York and Los Angeles had made strides in reducing crime, their departments were not "world class" because of police misconduct charges.

Speaking before a graduating class of the police academy on June 26th, Mr Erdogan said the police had "successfully carried out their duties within the confines of the law" and "passed a very important test of democracy".

In the years after his case was settled, Michael Cox Sr .would periodically address the graduating class of new police cadets.

He said on Monday that the freeze would apply to a class of 250 police recruits who had been scheduled to enter the Police Academy this week.

Columbus, Ohio, which sent layoff notices to its entire class of 26 police recruits in January, decided to rehire the class in February when it learned it would get a Justice Department grant.