Sentence examples for police collaborators from inspiring English sources

Demands were made for the exposure of secret police collaborators, and suspected collaborators were frequently assaulted.

The foreign minister, Jan Kavan, who is accused of being a secret police collaborator in the biography accompanying his "G.E.N".

Its main boasts are reforms in the intelligence services, stronger anti-corruption efforts and weeding out communist-era secret-police collaborators.

They were meant to keep high-level communists or secret-police collaborators away from top government posts in the years following the end of communism.

The insurgents have assassinated politicians and police officers as "collaborators," sniped at Iraqis driving trucks for the military and set off bombs on crowded streets.

The German Order Police and local collaborators provided the extra manpower needed to perform all the shootings.

Physicians conducted the educational sessions with the help of collaborators from the Police force that included Doctors and Nurses from the police health unit on a weekly basis.

The workshops were organised by a field team (doctors, nurses and counsellors from Muhimbili University and national referral hospital together with collaborators from the police force, a medical doctor and a nurse from the Health Unit in the police force) to update the police officers with basic information about HIV infection at national and individual level.

These were allegedly handed out to everyone from senior police officers and dirty war collaborators to the wives of ministry officials.

The show, "El Equipo" ("The Team"), does not try to resolve the contradiction between what citizens here think of their police — incompetent at best, criminal collaborators at worst — and a sympathetic portrayal on screen.

Isolated acts of anti-state violence, such as the assassination of Uighur "collaborators," attacks against police stations and the explosion of two bombs in Urumqi buses in February 1998 only reinforced the determination of the state to increase its repression.