Sentence examples for police capability from inspiring English sources

We need police capability on the ground, for the local police force, right down to the villages.

If he were alive today, he may be asking a different question: in the balance between police capability and the rights of the citizen, how do we ensure the police don't go too far?

The boosting of police capability comes after jihadist gunmen armed with Kalashnikovs and suicide bombs attacked a concert hall and several restaurants and cafes around Paris on 13 November, killing 130 and leaving hundreds injured.

"We're trying to develop the police capability to the point where, by the end of 2006, we can begin the transfer to civil security," said Maj. Gen. Joseph Peterson, the top American police trainer in Iraq, in a recent interview at his headquarters in Baghdad.

He's currently working with the Swedish authorities to develop a dialogue police capability in the Swedish football scene.

My family is priceless, and based on cost versus effective value, I am happy to pay my share to sustain a first-class fire and police capability.

We developed unprecedented co-operation programmes in vocational training and police capabilities.

It set out to increase police capabilities to disrupt criminals and terrorists, reform the supervision of companies so that those that facilitated money laundering were tackled, and to extend the reach of law enforcement agencies and increase international co-operation.

It blames the "absence of strong public government leadership and initiatives to improve police capabilities and morale" for the 20 acts of violence against Americans last year, a rate second only to that of Colombia.

I find that difficult to believe and, if true, that says a lot about the department and the people working there". So it's either a failure of police capabilities - or of willingness to inform the public.

It is also underwriting programs intended to expand Afghan military and police capabilities, including training bomb- and drug-detection dogs for the border police, training pilots for the small fleet of Afghan helicopters and transport aircraft, and opening so-called branch schools to focus on the technical development of Afghans with specialized military skills.