Sentence examples for internal affairs from from inspiring English sources

James Tomsheck, who served as the C.B.P.'s head of internal affairs from 2006 to 2014, told me he was alarmed by Kirchner's appointment.

But he said that he has brought the concept of internal affairs from theory to practice, and was working to make a department chock full of good officers more professional.

India's foreign ministry has already complained about "interference in our internal affairs" from countries such as Britain, whose government Indian commentators accuse of courting its sizeable Gujarati Muslim population.In the longer term, however, the violence in Gujarat does raise serious questions about the BJP's credentials as the leader of a secular democracy.

"As a consequence, it's not in the public interest to remove (internal affairs) from the business of ferreting out corruption".

Nevertheless, he would not seek to disturb it in the states where it existed as the Constitution protected their internal affairs from outside interference.

"I don't think [agents] should be shooting people when they're chucking a rock across the border," said Robert Timmel, who was rebuffed when he tried tightening the rules as deputy director of Border Patrol internal affairs from 2008 to 2011.

The head of internal affairs for CBP, James Tomsheck, was removed from his post on Monday amid concern he did not thoroughly investigate hundreds of allegations of abuse and use of force by border patrol agents.

James Tomsheck, who was the agency's internal affairs chief from 2006 to 2014, said McAleenan "is attempting to degrade the vetting" to accommodate a political mandate.

Always a doormat for New York City detectives like Ray Donlan (Harvey Keitel and Gary Figgis Ray Liottata), Freddy finds himself caught between corrupt Garrisonites and an internal affairs investigator from New York (Robert De Niro).

"The truth is that Syria doesn't need a green light when dealing with its internal affairs, neither from our allies or our enemies," he told the channel, owned by his cousin Rami Makhlouf, one of Syria's wealthiest men.

Law enforcement officials have begun an investigation into the accusations of brutality, and internal affairs officers from the state liquor authority were interviewing employees of the club on Friday afternoon, sifting through conflicting accounts of what had happened.