Sentence examples for distinguished police from inspiring English sources

A "distinguished" police marksman is challenging a public inquiry ruling that he used excessive force when he killed robbery suspect Azelle Rodney.

A spokesman for Lord Stevens said the distinguished police chief had been passed questions and request for comment.

Healthy democracies are distinguished from police states by the ideal that those who enforce the law should be subject to it in the same way as everyone else.

In distinguishing the police characters from other television detectives, Simon makes the point that even the best police of The Wire are motivated not by a desire to protect and serve, but by the intellectual vanity of believing they are smarter than the criminals they are chasing.

"They do not distinguish between police, hunters or campers.

The city's enhanced 911 line can pinpoint the location of callers even if they do not speak, and the city has developed a special tapping code to distinguish between police and fire emergencies.

The expression "reasonable expectation of privacy" was coined by the US Supreme Court in 1967 to distinguish legitimate police searches and seizures from unreasonable ones in the light of the Fourth Amendment that protects privacy rights.

Hence, we distinguish between police-based programs (i.e. 287 g) and Secure Communities) and employment-based initiatives, namely E-Verify mandates.

In discussing police surveillance of an individual's movements in his car, Justice Alito distinguished sharply between a police officer physically following an individual's car, on the one hand, and the use of GPS to track the movements of millions of individuals, on the other.

A key part of the government's original plan for police reform distinguished between the national and the local through setting up a National Crime Agency.

Sotomayor did give him a hard time for saying that only intentionally suggestive police manipulation is unconstitutional when the Court has never distinguished between "intentional or unintentional" police conduct, but the grilling reminded her colleagues that they don't need to narrow the law in order to rule against Perry.