Sentence examples for police earmarked from inspiring English sources

There are going to be 12,500 police earmarked to specific Olympic-related duties.

The political thought police earmarked for excision before the last of those ill fated words fell from her lips in response.

A specialist police unit, earmarked to be disbanded, has been saved as part of a review of coastal policing in Dorset.

But a review of county budget documents shows that it ended 2003 with an unspent balance of almost $51 million in fringe benefits that were budgeted for the Police Department last year, money that was collected from the police portion of the county's taxes and was specifically earmarked for police services.

Roughly half the money is going to bolster the Afghan army and police, with the rest earmarked for shoring up the country's crumbling infrastructure and inadequate social services.

A Home Office spokesman said they hoped to bring forward "further provisions" on DNA retention in the next policing and crime bill earmarked for the next session of parliament, which opens on 18 November.

Then they informed her that she would only get $100, as $100 was earmarked for the police department, and another $100 was for a local government official.

The Monongalia and Preston County Reporter notes the $20 fee, earmarked for more police and fire fighters, could bring the city of Morgantown nearly $1.8 million in revenue.

The federal government has earmarked $274 million for policing and border enforcement as it relates to legalization.

The appropriations bill included money earmarked for several Westchester police departments, including the town of New Castle, which incorporates Chappaqua.

The Christchurch Central Police Station is the second building earmarked for implosion in early 2015.