Sentence examples for let them suspect from inspiring English sources

The constant wave of homophobia expressed all around me at school sent me the very direct message: Lie low, very, very low... Never let them suspect you are one..

Paulson, before the committee, said that the current powers that the RCMP hold do let them target suspects like Zehaf-Bibeau, but that the courts often drag their feet in actually taking action.

The new procedures would let them go wherever they reasonably suspect nuclear weapons activity might be taking place.

If federal agents decline to pick up undocumented immigrants, local officers in some cases will likely have to let them go unless they're suspected of committing a crime that would require them to be brought to jail.

I suspect the Democrats will let them get away with it as the media will, again, fall for their "we apologized, let's move on" nonsense.

"In criminal justice, you either prosecute the suspects or let them go.

If the last three words of "the UK's tallest public park" are suspect – we'll let them have "the" and "UK" – we are left with "iconic".

Gail O'Donoghue of the city law office said that when the police arrived at the Hells Angels Clubhouse on April 29, 2000, while chasing a suspect, residents refused to let them enter, and they forced their way in.

Many policemen make brutal use of a presidential decree of June 1995 that lets them detain suspects for 30 days, during which time, unless they have bought their freedom, they are routinely beaten for confessions.

Building on anti-terrorist laws passed after the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, it gave federal agents greatly expanded wire-tapping powers; let them seize telephone bills, e-mails, medical records, educational reports, bank statements, business files, even library records; and, under its infamous "sneak and peek" provisions, let them conduct secret searches of suspects' homes.

The seconds or minutes that the police gain from receiving gunfire information in close to real time, Chief Davis said, can make the difference between catching suspects and letting them get away.