Sentence examples for high police from inspiring English sources

Tensions between the two groups ran high; police acted as a buffer between them for hours.

"There will be a very high police presence regardless (but) you may well expect to see higher visibility".

The end result was a lot of drugs seized, one dealer nabbed and, thanks to an unfortunate accident, a lot of very high police officers.

Even though the number is high, police point out that 1995, with 29 homicides, had the highest numbers in the past two decades.

Afterward a high police official remarked, "From what I hear, the Purple Gang has been broke for some time and they're likely to do anything to get money".

Gen. Josef Blotz, chief spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force, called the high police casualty rate a clear "testament that the Afghan forces do sacrifice a lot for their country".

In continental Europe, police work that is directed at protecting national security is known as high policing, in reference to the "higher" interests of the state.

Major infrastructure projects are almost always controversial; they have local effects and usually involve high profile conflict and high policing costs.

The primary tool of high policing is intelligence, which is derived from both human and technological sources, the latter including electronic surveillance and eavesdropping.

It works well for a time, he argues, in densely populated areas with relatively high policing levels and large amounts of petty crime.

High policing costs already mean that the cull is more expensive than a badger vaccination programme, according to one expert analysis.