Sentence examples for police measures from inspiring English sources

The government, after 1862, had reacted increasingly with repressive police measures.

The severely repressive police measures instigated by Condé increased the unpopularity of his regime.

"All persons were allowed to leave our police station after we finished the police measures".

Students who have complained of draconian police measures in the schools had even harsher words for the mayor's plan yesterday.

Through previous decrees and police measures, all extra-religious activity, such as physical training for men and boys of any age, has been turned over to Nazi organizations.

The story is set in motion by unemployment, pivots on government policy regarding work hours and vacation time, and involves the fear of crime and tough police measures.

His blood-alcohol level, according to the police, measured 0.069, below the Kentucky legal limit of 0.08.

The country is kind, no Haitian or dark-skinned person is hated, the élites fuck nobody, and the police measure their probity by the mile).

Mr Tom Litterick, Labour MP for Selly Oak, Birmingham, last night described the police measure as a "dangerous precedent," he is tabling a Commons question about it for the Home Secretary, Mr Roy Jenkins, to answer.

If Hamas is not a government, then individual culpability is not affected by a collective authority's policies, and the apprehension of guilty individuals by force is an appropriate police measure.

Instagram's policing measures have been thus far unsuccessful.