Sentence examples for move police from inspiring English sources
They have already begun to move police, river patrols and airplanes into the region.
Mr. Fitzgerald said the cameras had been used only for crowd control during demonstrations and to move police units to places where violence might break out.
You could prize law and order, yet worry about the sort of escalation which ends up needing to move police forces around the land and placing them in the impossible position of a "thin blue line" between two fundamentally implacable groups.
In a shocking move – police are not allowed on to Indian university campuses without the permission of the vice-chancellor, precisely in order to safeguard dissent – Kumar was arrested under one of India's many outdated pieces of legislation (which include, notoriously, a law criminalising homosexuality).
The timeworn debate over how best to move police officers to patrol assignments from desk jobs ignited a round of bickering between the City Council and the Bloomberg administration yesterday, with police officials storming out of a hearing after a Council committee member released a list of officers who could be transferred.
Move police and emergency units towards the crowded area(s) in case help will be needed.
If you want to live, keep moving!" Police later said there were no shootings at the mall.
She said that one of the officers — but not Detective Hamdy — stuck up his middle finger and was screaming obscenities from one of the moving police trucks.
After Mr Driscoll said he was moved, police continued to look at more than 20 children's homes.
With a moving police car, the equivalent sound effect is to change the pitch of the siren.
They started moving police vehicles that had been left behind – some big trucks, water cannons, even an armored personnel carrier.
