Sentence examples for detective services from inspiring English sources

Encyclopedia never ages and never charges more than 25 cents an hour for his detective services.

Rabbi Neulander has said he thought Mr. Jenoff's detective services were free, and either way, he never requested them in the first place.

The extra 40,000 policemen employed in time for the tournament, for example, might have managed the crowds brilliantly, but they will have no effect on South Africa's crime rate if the country's collapsed detective services are not repaired.

Created in 1850 by Allan Pinkerton, a political fugitive from Scotland whose father was a police sergeant, the Pinkerton agency provided a wide array of private detective services and specialized in protecting trains, apprehending train robbers, and strikebreaking and other activities directed against labour unions.

He became the divisional commissioner of detective services in South Africa in 2011.

From 1984 he was stationed in Kliptown, marking the start of a long period working in Soweto, where he eventually became area head of detective services.

When Old Howard Beach experienced the same crime problems through 1984, a group called Howard Beach Concerned Citizens also hired a detective service.

The courts could not expect much cooperation from regulators or banks; they would have to effectively operate a private detective service to ferret out collusion, in order to have any impact on the final ruling.

Easy Rawlins has been pressed into detective service by DeWitt Albright, a mysterious, sinister man who lures Easy with enough money to make the overdue mortgage payments on his beloved home.

The bureau today contains a small detective service, dedicated to tracking down the owners of particularly precious things — but they have limited access to the Internet for reasons of cybersecurity.

In court filings fighting the request to unmask Jane Doe, the civil liberties groups argue that at the very moment the power of the Internet is helping to create the biggest marketplace of ideas the world has ever seen, powerful companies will be able to squelch online speech by using the courts as a "private detective service" to unmask critics.