Sentence examples for force recognised from inspiring English sources

Garry Shewan, assistant chief constable of Greater Manchester police, said the force recognised "more should have been done" to help Askew and his family.

Thompson says his force recognised that the scale, pace and type of change it wanted was beyond its capability if working alone, and the WMP2020 project is being run in partnership with consulting services company Accenture.

"The task force recognised concerns that the price of fuel and the aggravating effect of fuel duty is being felt most acutely by those rural communities in Wales.

This was a police force recognising a threat to one of its communities and defending it with all of the weapons of the criminal justice system, and... it made no difference.

He is among the 118 members of the armed forces recognised in the latest military honours announced at Sandhurst on Thursday.

Police forces recognise this, and are looking to modernise many of their more transactional services.

Police forces recognise their responsibility to protect people's privacy too and carry a 'privacy impact assessment' for the deployment of cameras.

"In order to maintain public confidence in the police it's critical that forces recognise this behaviour as the serious corruption that it is and report all cases to the IPCC to ensure that they are thoroughly and robustly investigated".

"I have been campaigning for years to get a direct service between north Wales and Liverpool reinstated, so I am delighted that the task force have recognised the need to improve services to and from north Wales to the north west and particularly Liverpool.

Today, the all-volunteer CRAC force is recognised and supported by the government of Guerrero.

Phil Wye, on Twitter: "Representatives from the armed forces are recognised here at Villa Park today". Spurs starting sharply as Nacer Chadli gets to the byeline and stands up a cross which Villa just about clear.