Sentence examples for constables are now from inspiring English sources

Lord high constables are now appointed only for coronations.

Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said: "We are now in a position to say that on three separate occasions, files were passed to first the DPP and then the CPS containing details of abuse committed by Smith, but on each occasion no prosecution was pursued.

Sir Hugh Orde, the chief constable, says that the "dissidents" are now more dangerous than before because "it is their end-game .These rend-game .Theseterepublicanay attract little popular splinterbut they are said to have about 80 people on tap to shoot or bomb—more than enougroupscause mayery.

Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset police, Nick Gargan, said they are now working with their partners to "evolve their response" to human trafficking right across the force area.

It is held for the sovereign by a constable, who is now always a field marshal.

"PCSOs have skewed the market," says Richard Childs, a former chief constable who is now a security consultant.Another, unfair, aid to the police is that the competition is about to become a lot more expensive.

The tactic was developed by the then chief constable of Strathclyde, Sir Stephen House, who is now chief constable of the new single force Police Scotland.

Dedham Vale in Suffolk is now "Constable Country" while Dorset is "Thomas Hardy's Wessex".

The battle between the two Davids - the home secretary, David Blunkett, and David Westwood, the chief constable of Humberside - is now making history: the local police authority's refusal to suspend its much-criticised chief challenges the home secretary's powers under the Police Reform Act of 2002; the home secretary is making history by trying to force them to do so.

Dr Tim Brain, a former chief constable in Gloucestershire who is now a Cardiff University academic, said it was vital that data held by forces was used correctly.

Chief constables are waving furious truncheons.