Sentence examples for expanding police from inspiring English sources
Squad cars drowned, and officers in the 60th Precinct narrowly escaped that fate themselves, swimming to safety, but left without a familiar base for their expanding police duties.
Inspector Sweet also testified about the expanding police role in the thousands of private buildings whose hallways, stairwells and other common areas they patrol with the landlords' permission.
Some ideas included having community leaders join officers on patrol and expanding police academy programs to teach residents about law enforcement.
She would dampen the CDU's enthusiasm for expanding police powers.Ms Merkel wants to wrap up the coalition talks by November 9th so that the new government is in place for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
And police shortages could get worse as the hundreds of officers who joined the expanding police force in the early 1980's, after the hiring doldrums of the fiscal crisis, become eligible for retirement.
This included expanding police powers, introducing registration, and bringing in a licensing system.
The priorities should include hiring more women and expanding policing outside the capital.
Taking advice from moderate Muslims in the Middle East and the West; continuing to deploy small numbers of American military trainers and strengthening local security forces in the region as they gradually shrink ungoverned spaces; and, in the West, expanding policing, domestic counterterrorism efforts, and dialogue with Muslim communities.
A woman was sexually assaulted in Morningside Park in Manhattan, prompting calls for an expanded police presence from the community.
Instead, after recent clashes with police officers killed dozens of civilians, Mr. Morsi publicly thanked the security forces for their work, and in certain cities expanded police powers.
A redesigned and expanded police training program, oriented toward ensuring civilian security, not paramilitary combat against the Taliban, must be one of Washington's top priorities.
