Sentence examples for infrastructure police from inspiring English sources

A favored solution has been to establish auxiliary police forces, of which the infrastructure police is just one example.

The short history of the infrastructure police illustrates how Afghan authorities and NATO commanders often created new problems as they struggled to contain an insurgency after a decade of war.

Numbering 1,200 to 1,700 men, according to the estimates of local officials, the infrastructure police officers are untrained, mostly self-armed or armed by the strongmen who are their patrons.

According to NATO's Regional Command North, the American military was initially so supportive of Nabi's efforts that they sent in Special Forces soldiers to train, arm, and pay his men as part of a controversial program known as the Critical Infrastructure Police (CIP).

Furthemore, the cost of loss in productivity due to injuries and costs related to damage to vehicles and infrastructure, police time, potential legal implications have also not been considered in this economic analysis.

Still, Mr. Obama's advisers argue that conditions have never been better for those talks: Attacks on Israel are down and the government of President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority has brought infrastructure, policing and better living to the West Bank.

"It is time for us, as a community, to come together to decide the future of the Chargers in San Diego," he said during a 35-minute speech that also dealt with civic issues of infrastructure, policing, reforming city's finances, and outsourcing city government jobs.

It also spoke of the need to improve mental health and wellbeing through good quality housing, quality built environments, environmental policies, transport infrastructure, policing, and health and social care services, and other public services.

Between November 2012 and June 2014, the documents show, the FBI collated inside knowledge about forthcoming protests, documented the identities of individuals photographing oil-related infrastructure, scrutinised police intelligence and cultivated at least one informant.

They almost always cost you, both in terms of the construction paycheck upfront and a backend full of preferential tax rates and impacts on the environment, transportation infrastructure and police overtime.

The billions of dollars that will flow to Sandy-impacted areas pay for infrastructure repairs, police overtime, and a few new mitigation projects -- but not the types of home repairs that state insurance pools cover.