The department has shrunk by more than 15percentt since 2001, with 805 officers remaining on the force as of July 1. "Our population has been almost cut in half over the last 50 years, so we are right-sizing our police force to serve the needs of the community," said Mr. Masiello's spokesman, Matthew Brown.
"He joined the police force to serve the community and to protect the people he serves.
The players, Kevin Williams and Pat Williams, may now be forced to serve the four-game suspensions originally handed down by the league.
The goal was to produce a new kind of human being, a human being who would not need to be forced to serve the system.
On Aug. 14, 1991, Kim Hak-sun publicly announced that she had been a "comfort woman," one of the Korean women who were forced to serve the Japanese army as prostitutes during World War II.
Spread over 15 square miles around a small Pennsylvania town on the first three days of July 1863, involving more than 160,000 soldiers and huge numbers of camp laborers, including between 10,000 and 30,000 slaves forced to serve the invading Southern army, the conflagration caused a degree of slaughter like no other in American history.
Israel has not given details of the alleged violations that led to their rearrest, but under a special military order, the two could be forced to serve the rest of their original sentences, amounting to 20 years or more for each of them.
In "A Gesture Life," the orderly, quiet life of its retired protagonist, Franklin Hata, conceals a harrowing experience during the Second World War, when as a doctor in a Japanese camp he treated the "comfort women" who were forced to serve the soldiers.
The character is a power-hungry Spartan who, to save his life, was eventually forced to serve the Olympian god Ares.
No records exist to confirm William Sr.'s status as a slave or freedman, but it has been speculated that he may have been among the slaves forced to serve the Confederacy as Union troops marched upon the South.
Such psychiatry is forced to serve the two differently directed principles: care and treatment of mentally ill citizens, on the one hand, and psychiatric repression of people showing political or ideological dissent, on the other hand.
