Sentence examples for outlying police from inspiring English sources

It said the Taliban force totaled 80 to 100 fighters and managed to launch only sporadic attacks on outlying police posts in the district.

The centralisation of arrest also enables more accurate monitoring and prevents children from being "forgotten" in an outlying police station.

The occupied area has begun to shrink as police dismantle outlying barricades, but the core remains intact as Hong Kong students' experiment in unstructured democracy continues to evolve.

Bogota is to get a new 212-strong anti-terrorism police squad, and more than 30 new police posts in outlying suburbs.

Within a week, they resumed their attacks on outlying government posts, killing 38 police officers in one day.

Supporters of Mr Nasheed were said to have seized control of police stations on outlying islands in the Maldives archipelago, where the ousted leader remains popular.

17 18 19 20 21 Police violence against female sex workers has been reported to include excessive use of physical force, forced removal and subsequent abandonment in outlying areas, and coerced sex provided to police in exchange for freedom from detainment, fine, or arrest.

A truncated version of the outdoor Crucifixion ritual, it avoided outlying hot spots where groups of young blacks had raided stores, set fires and alarmed whites before the police took the streets back with the curfew.

But while the police and soldiers were able to bring calm to the main part of Muzaffarnagar, clashes continued in outlying villages and more than 15 more people were killed.

The train leaves at 5 a.m., both to get commuting factory workers to Mitrovica early and to let Serbs in outlying villages drive to Kosovo Polje on roads that are empty except for camouflaged jeeps belonging to the NATO-led peacekeeping force and the red-and-white cars of the United Nations police.

Although police reinforcements were deployed to protect against any effort to disrupt voting, election officials said they were more concerned with the logistics of counting votes, a process involving a squadron of light aircraft and small boats that ply between the Icelandic mainland and outlying islands, than with any deep concern about political disruption.