Sentence examples for enabling officers from inspiring English sources
Police forces are exchanging information about protesters stored on their intelligence systems, enabling officers from different forces to search which political events an individual has attended.
Police forces are exchanging information about protesters stored on their intelligence systems, enabling officers from different forces to search which political events an individual has attended.
"The conclusion from the misconduct meetings were that failings were of an organisational nature due to the systems and processes in place at the time not enabling officers to provide the most effective service," he added.
The authorities' fight against organised crime took another step forward on Thursday when the national police agency unveiled a new bill enabling officers to step up surveillance of the most violent gangs and take pre-emptive measures if necessary.
The police communications network was showcased by George Osborne in his autumn statement as enabling officers to access key databases, to take electronic fingerprints and witness statements, and to stream live body-mounted video while on the move.
LONDON — The police in Britain have credited a group of young Internet users with alerting them to a Web posting by a 16-year-old who said he planned to attack his high school with "arson and other forms of violence," enabling officers to arrest the teenager as he approached the school carrying a knife, matches and a plastic jerrycan of what the police described as "flammable liquid".
A high-level informant in Malawi felt computerized systems would allow quick searching of records to assure that policies were being applied correctly, while a low-level government informant in Uganda advocated direct payment of per diems into employee bank accounts as a way to prevent " the thieving cycle which enables officers to conduct workshops from their office desks".
"This is to enable officers to carry out an investigation into the man's death.
That enable officers to confirm the lion was still in the back yard.
These mobile digital terminals (MDTs) enable officers to check licenses, wanted-persons lists, and warrants from the patrol vehicle without making an oral radio transmission.
Mr. Kelly has often said that the overtime money was important because it would enable officers who work together to train as a unit.
