Sentence examples for on the constabulary from inspiring English sources

In the best-known case, eight men from the Irish Republican Army and a civilian bystander were killed by waiting soldiers in a barrage of gunfire as they prepared to start a bomb and gun attack on the constabulary station in Loughgall, County Armagh.

With the range of pressures on the constabulary, not least the budget cuts... there will be more challenges as we go forward this year".

All they gained for Isadora was the loss of her passport and the presence of the constabulary on the stage of the Indianapolis Opera House where the chief of police watched for sedition in the movement of Isadora's knees.

Since when has it been on of the duties of the constabulary to deter citizens from engaging in a lawful activity?

Rose, the chief surveillance commissioner, noted last year: "The strategic aims of the constabulary remain on the threat from terrorism and public disquiet over nuclear matters, including demonstrations/protests and criminal offences towards nuclear movements/installations".

Plans are now on hold pending the outcome of the constabulary's estates' review which is expected by November.

"Other parts of the constabulary's estate around the county and on the Isle of Wight are creaking at the seams, we need the space urgently".

In Singapore you can pick up a criminal record for chewing gum or not flushing a toilet properly, so one would expect the constabulary to frown on race-fixing and grand prix pilots being ordered to drive into walls.

"It is clear that on this occasion the constabulary failed local people and let down a vulnerable man in his own home," she said.

The group is soon tooling about the countryside, invading roadhouses, drugstores and hotels, playing pranks on the locals and the constabulary and hooking up with another astral couple, the remarkably debauched Colonel and Mrs. Hart, and their dog, Oscar, whose corporeal presence is limited to his hind legs and tail.

"The police authority are the people who finally sign off on these matters, but the constabulary has made their plans known to the officers concerned," said Mr Gould.