Sentence examples for disruptive police from inspiring English sources

The first is that every single disruptive police action or intervention that you take today is entirely human rights compliant.

To explore the utility and limits of entanglement I trace how residents in Col. Periferico seek stability by making boundaries to keep out the disruptive effects of police and public health surveillance.

The formal relationship between the national Black Lives Matter network and the San Francisco-based International Development Exchange represents another side of the loosely knit group that many Americans recognize for its sometimes-disruptive demonstrations against police shootings of unarmed black men.

She was a woman in her 60s, brought in by the police for disruptive behavior in her apartment building.

But politicians close to Miss Bhutto say her strategy is to create such a disruptive situation that the police will be unable to handle it, and that General Zia will be forced to call in the army.

Still, organisers said disruptive actions by Moscow police and other incidents occurred each day of the games.

Members of the press were barred from the campus to discourage disruptive behavior, and plainclothes police officers were placed on the campus.

It came into existence in September, the same month Mr. Loughner was suspended following the five disruptive incidents reported to campus police.

The recent diplomatic flap in Sweden over the perfectly professional way Swedish police handled a disruptive Chinese tourist has not won Beijing any points.

These are all situations in which the normally delightful push and pull of academic bickering has become sufficiently violent and disruptive for the academic-freedom police to be called in.

"We hear teachers tell of their students' lack of ability to concentrate, from police about increasingly disruptive and antisocial behaviour, and from parents unable to control the actions of young family members.