Sentence examples for constables that from inspiring English sources

It records the minutes of a meeting between the crown prosecutor and chief constables that took place two weeks before the trial began.

Police civilian staff could take on more functions from constables that are currently reserved for warranted offices.

There they both go, eyes straight ahead, utterly intent on what they're trying to do — get the girl, understand Communism — and oblivious of the felled houses, the outraged constables that they leave in their wake.

She announced a "full review" of police pay and conditions while reassuring the rank-and-file constables that the remainder of their three-year pay deal struck with the last government would be honoured.

The director of public prosecutions has been forced to remind chief constables that the dead cannot be charged with criminal offences, amid a huge increase in investigations into historical child abuse.

The papers make clear that it was the chilling warning from the chief constables that if they tried to clear the roads outside the power stations so that the lorries could drive through "the risk of injury and violence would be very great".

And also training to be a special constable – that's something I've never seen before.

"But there isn't a Turner that doesn't somehow fly and there isn't a Constable that doesn't burrow".

His disclosures have come under investigation by a team of police officers, led by the chief constable, that was set up to examine a broad range of alleged wrongdoing by the undercover Scotland Yard unit.

Soane commented in a letter to Constable that Lewis was a "Modern Goth," or barbarian.

Nature, meanwhile, is everywhere, beginning with the oil-on-paper cloud studies by Constable that float across the center of the first gallery.