Sentence examples for dreadful police from inspiring English sources

International watchdogs have documented a string of dreadful police and judicial abuses.

The first problem for the Democrats is the dreadful continuation of police killing black men.

"If it's being used too much or with the wrong people, then it is a dreadful waste of police time," she said.

The hills of Complexo do Alemão echoed with a dreadful cacophony as police officers fired round after round of bullets toward the sky in celebration.

"Billie-Jo's murderer has escaped detection because of the dreadful errors of the police investigation and their single-minded and desperate determination to convict me at all costs.

It doesn't just explain the motive of the Quangels, it helps us understand how they must have felt, why they were so outraged and how that helped them overcome the dreadful fear of the police and, worse still, their neighbours.

"It is clear that many people felt unable to report these dreadful crimes to West Yorkshire police or to one of the many agencies specially trained to independently receive such complaints," Constable Lee said.

It is United's firm belief that the police took a dreadful risk by allowing in supporters who had black-market tickets for other areas of the Lens stadium.

Visiting Birmingham on Wednesday, Cameron described the deaths in the city as "a truly dreadful incident", adding that the police were "working night and day to get to the bottom of what happened and bring the perpetrators to justice".

Hamzah Khan was still dressed in baby clothes when police made the "dreadful discovery" at his house in Bradford in September 2011, the court was told.

"This dreadful event reminds us all that policing is a mission that ultimately some die for.