Sentence examples for police amounts from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — There have been many hundreds of varied rulings in the lower courts on when the use of Taser stun guns by the police amounts to excessive force, and sooner or later the Supreme Court will have to bring order to this area of the law.

Sales of commercial guns and ammunition — as opposed to those sold to the military and police — amounted to about $5 billion in 2012.

The 42% rise in incidents being reported to police amounted to an increase of 915 reports compared with the same time last year.

It stated that the serious injury to 60 of these protesters at the hands of police amounted to human rights abuse.

It is not yet clear how many attackers opened fire or whether the shootings, described as a "rampage" by police, amounted to a coordinated or planned attack.

Chicagoans say they were shackled for prolonged periods, beaten, refused access to a lawyer and without a public record of their holding by police – amounting to what several detainees have said were hours and even days without their family or legal counsel knowing what happened to them.

He continued: "They may be injured or killed, but our biggest worry is when they return they are radicalised, they may be militarised, they may have a network of people that train them to use weapons". The Sunday Times reported that the number of individuals being monitored by MI5 and the police - amounted to about 250.

Horkins said omitting this when speaking to police amounted to a lie.

Of this, £215,000 is the cost to farmers of paying for shooting the badgers, while the cost to the public purse for the likes of licensing and policing amounts to £1.335m.

Unsurprisingly, people whose day-to-day experience of the police essentially amounts to racial abuse are often reluctant – too disaffected, humiliated or downright scared – to lodge formal complaints, and so the vast majority of police racism likely goes unreported.

Police bribes amount to less than 10percentt of his income.