Sentence examples for over the precincts from inspiring English sources

Italy was now united politically for the first time since the Roman Emperors, and the popes retreated to the Vatican, where they still exercise secular as well as spiritual power over the precincts of that tiny (110 acre) city-state.

But he acknowledged the policing challenges the mall represents, saying that one of his first moves upon taking over the precinct in June 2008 was assigning four officers to work there in shifts around the clock.

When a member of the department dies, whether on duty or not, an officer in the Ceremonial Unit grabs one or two buntings and drives it over to the precinct.

Four years later, as a captain, he took over the 33rd Precinct in Washington Heights, where he created the model block program that focused on drug-infested streets.

Two people said Inspector Navarro, who took over the 34th Precinct in October 2009, endured a difficult CompStat session two weeks ago in which commanders at One Police Plaza grilled him about the area's burglary and larceny numbers.

When someone discovered that one officer had a personal Web page, his photograph was printed dozens of times on adhesive paper and stuck all over the station house, and then all over the precinct, on stop signs, on deli walls.

This comes at the precincts of their inability to charge for TB diagnosis and treatment.

- In the precincts of the Federal Police.

CB: We're not in the sense in that we're enjoying an overall, all over the city, precinct by precinct, reduction in murders and shootings at an astounding level.

(Over all, the precinct is up 23.6 percent in major crimes).

The castle had fallen into disuse in the late Tudor era, but the City authorities had no control over royal property and the precincts became a refuge for lawbreakers.