Sentence examples for exercise police from inspiring English sources

China's leaders will not start going easy on political dissenters; nor will they hesitate to exercise police power as firmly as they feel they must.

Volunteer police officers, also known as special constables, have been able to exercise police powers since their introduction in 1831, but police support volunteers currently have none of these authorities.

"The notification … calling out the armed forces to exercise police powers under the pretext of public security does not bode well for a return to civilian administration," says the report.

MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - A suspicious package destroyed by a bomb disposal team after prompting the evacuation of Manchester United's stadium on Sunday was a fake device accidentally left behind after a training exercise, police said.

The Harrison Act, however, was a revenue-producing act and, while it provided penalties for violation, it did not give the states themselves authority to exercise police power in regard to seizure of drugs used in illicit trade, or in regard to punishment of those responsible.

Military police, disciplinary force, composed of soldiers, that exercises police and related functions in armies.

Instead, officers could be seen feeding ducks on waterways around the summit hotel grounds, and exercising police dogs.

When they are not engaging in such exercises, police departments are invited to browse the Urban Shield vendors' show where weapons contractors who normally deal with the US military seek to redirect their products to domestic use on America's streets.

Police corruption: previous reports Operation Othona 1994-98 Top-secret intelligence-gathering exercise on police criminality later inexplicably shredded by the Met.

During the course of that exercise, a police officer was killed.

State courts also render decisions on the validity of contested legislation that enables a state to exercise its police powers.