Sentence examples for mutual aid operation from inspiring English sources

Six forces are now receiving reinforcements as part of the national mutual aid operation set up to deal with the scale of the looting.

The package will also see the introduction of a new national "on-call allowance" of £15 a session for those who are sent out of their force area on "mutual aid" operations such as dealing with riots.

The police policy expert Blair Gibbs of the Policy Exchange thinktank said the main losers would be officers who did not do unsocial hours, were not deployable on mutual aid operations, and who had relied on overtime income and other perks.

But the tribunal also wants to see more generous treatment of police officers who get sent to deal with riots outside their force area with a new "away from home overnight allowance" of £50 a night to be paid to those involved in "mutual aid" operations.

"The mutual aid process did not work as it should have done," O'Connor said.

*Develop agreements with neighboring departments for fire operations and mutual aid.

Secretary of State Theresa Villiers said it would be one of the biggest policing operations ever in Northern Ireland, with mutual aid from Great Britain and 600 private security staff from G4S and others.

Dorset Police has 150 officers committed to the Olympic security operation, with a further 200 from other forces providing mutual aid.

"This year there will be a different look and feel to the operation, very much focussed with local officers and less reliance on mutual aid [officers coming in from another force].

As an antidote to this picture, he offers plenty of evidence of apparently selfless sacrifice, unforced sympathy, co-operation and even a keen sense of fairness in our closest animal relatives, who evolved to reap the benefits of mutual aid.

Republicans ran many of the mutual aid societies and cooperatives.