Sentence examples for core police from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesman said: "Policing is not being privatised - core police functions will continue to be delivered by sworn officers and no police powers will be given to private contractors beyond the limited powers allowed by the last government.

The States’ core police powers have always included authority to define criminal law and to protect the health, safety, and welfare of their citizens.

Full-time police officers will not be used as firefighters and firefighters will not be given core police powers such as the power of arrest or stop and search.

Paul Farmer, the chief executive of the charity Mind, said mental health was "core" police business but it was essential that NHS and other local services were there to support forces.

So perhaps they've forgotten how to do core police work to figure out who are suspects in the first place.

"Projected core police overtime budgets next year have been reduced by £6.2m - this equates to over 300,000 hours less of policing," he added.

That means opening up all but core policing functions to competition.

Forces will once again face further pressure to privatise all but their "core" policing roles of arrest and detention.

In the speech tomorrow, Johnson will tell delegates: "This is about core policing values, which is also core Labour business of looking after communities.

They appear to push new boundaries in the debate over police privatisation during which ministers have said that "core policing" tasks will not be put out to tender.

The report said there were alarming and unacceptable weaknesses in core policing activity, in particular in the quality of the initial investigation.