Sentence examples for police abroad from inspiring English sources

In 2006-07 the farm and fisheries ministry came up with a scheme to send out so-called sushi police abroad to uncover bastardisations of classic Japanese dishes.

Scotland Yard's investigation also remains active, with the British police traveling abroad to make several inquiries this year.

The case involved kickbacks paid to Mr. Pasqua's son and other close associates in 1993 and 1994 in connection with sales of French police equipment abroad.

Mr. Pasqua, 83, received a one-year suspended prison sentence for embezzlement of public funds in a case linked to the sale of police equipment abroad; he was acquitted on corruption charges in two other cases.

Mr. Weiner is scathing about the current state of the agency, writing that George W. Bush has turned the institution "once proudly run by his father" into "a paramilitary police force abroad and a paralyzed bureaucracy at headquarters".

22 OBITUARIES 35 NEW YORK/REGION 37-44 PolicEffortsts Abroad The New York Police Department's overseas liaison program now has police officers working in seven cities from Montreal to Singapore in an effort to produce information about the evolution of Islamic terrorism and how it effects New York.

It owns a body called Northern Ireland Co-operation Overseas (NI-CO), that sends former police officers abroad to deliver training.

The current dialogue among media sources and policy makers remains so narrowly focused on policing ruffians abroad, we are overlooking the impact of organized crime in< em>this country.

Most stolen horn is sent abroad, police believe.

Civilian police forces from abroad, including other Arab countries, could be invited to send help.

That effort has included the Dubai police, well-known abroad for some of the luxury cars employed in its fleet.