Sentence examples for fighting apparatus from inspiring English sources

In addition, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has shaken up the department's drug fighting apparatus, as well as the Brooklyn South bureau, with personnel moves.

Flammable paints received a new silicon based overcoat, and additional portable pumps and fire fighting apparatus were installed.

Drugs can make soldiers do things they otherwise never would: leave their humanity behind and becoming the fighting apparatus of an army.

Giuliani had a great police commissioner, Bill Bratton, during his first term when all the critical crime-fighting apparatus for which the administration became so famous was put into place.

It has been gradually added to fire-fighting apparatus throughout the city for the past 3 years, & is at present installed on about 100 pieces of apparatus, & will someday be standard equipment on every piece except chiefs' cars.

Fire extinguishers are the first fire-fighting apparatus when fires occur.

Jeff dispatches Scott in Thunderbird 1, while Virgil and Alan take off in Thunderbird 2 equipped with newly commissioned fire-fighting apparatus.

The Sudanese Media Center, a semiofficial news service believed to be close to Sudan's security apparatus, said the fighting along the badly marked border was between the Messeiriya tribe and the South Sudanese military and had left 23 people dead.

"He develops personal relationships nationally, lays the groundwork for political alliances he could use later and keeps his fund-raising apparatus employed and in fighting shape.

They certainly include some Iraqis from the old security apparatus who may be fighting out of loyalty to the deposed Baath Party or out of a sense of humiliation after Iraq's defeat, according to Iraqis familiar with the capabilities of their country's once powerful military.

It was President Woodrow Wilson who sent the Marines there in 1915 and after a 19-year occupation (1915-1934) the U.S. left behind an indigenous "security" apparatus aimed not at fighting foreign invaders but at repressing its own population.