Sentence examples for extended police from inspiring English sources

There was much talk of an "extended police family" consisting of coppers, guards and local-government workers.

In March the supreme court threw out an anti-terror bill that would have extended police custody to two weeks and allowed suspects to be held for up to four years before trial.

London has, for example, extended police reforms that were painful to unionists, offered amnesty for I.R.A. fugitives, and accorded full official privileges to the members of Parliament belonging to Sinn Fein, even though they refuse to participate in national government.

LONDON — A standoff between the British government and The Guardian over national security and press freedom entered its latest round on Friday when the high court extended police powers to analyze encrypted material seized from the partner of one of the newspaper's journalists this month.

It has said it will repeal the government's "move on" laws, which extended police powers to move people on who were preventing access to buildings, causing others a "reasonable fear of violence" or who were behaving in ways "likely to cause damage to property".

One of the officers then saw Romero crouched on the sidewalk with his arm extended, police said in a statement.

She was considering extending police prosecutions to other low-level offences and would make an announcement later this summer, she said.

Mr. Hollande's government introduced legislation last week that would criminalize going abroad for terrorist training and extend police powers to monitor the Internet.

Lawmakers say these additions will reassert the status quo, not extend police and spies' reach.Civil liberties campaigners and a smattering of parliamentarians disagree.

It's deeply worrying that a new law proposed by the Danish government, to come into force just days before the start of negotiations, seeks to extend police powers for arresting protesters.

In record time, Emanuel successfully exploited the fact that Chicago will host the upcoming G8 and Nato summit meetings to increase his police powers and extend police surveillance, to outsource city services and privatize financial gains, and to make permanent new limitations on political dissent.