Condon says in any big force "there will always be a small number of police officers who can sadly be drawn into criminal matters".
Though the BMA has been negotiating rights for the juniors' contracts, the concern has already been expressed by Medical Royal Colleges, which are generally not drawn into these matters.
Short of such formal agreements, local police agencies have already been drawn into immigration matters they once deemed too time-consuming or peripheral to their essential duties.
Science inevitably gets drawn into such matters, not only because scientific processes are the only way we have to gain relatively reliable knowledge about the world around and within us, but also because increasingly refined scientific tools and methods are better able to address the complex questions that preoccupy citizens and their governments.
Ahli, the leader of Arab and African sports with its titles and trophies, refuses to be drawn into such matters... while stressing its respect for different opinions and views," Mr. Taha said.
Neverthless, both the White House and President Carlos Salinas de Gortari of Mexico have already been drawn into the matter.
President Karzai has been reluctant to take sides in the family dispute, though his government has been drawn into the matter.
He added, "We are sorry, but not surprised, to see these corporations drawn into this matter but continue to insist that our private club should not be 'managed' by an outside group".
A United spokesman said: "We've been reluctantly drawn into this matter and have no wish to enter a war of words, but the £500,000 figure is an entirely fictitious amount based on an incorrect assumption.
Asked by the Labour backbench MP, Chuka Umunna, whether he felt comfortable being drawn into politically sensitive matters, King replied: " I do not think central bankers ever feel comfortable when they are drawn into comments made by politicians.
