Sentence examples for police operational from inspiring English sources

When the home minister talks about the National Grid and that other nonsense, people should say, "get the police operational".

Three judges ruled that retaining information for police operational needs in the fight against crime was far easier to justify than actually disclosing the information to others.

Senior police figures have repeatedly spoken out against the role, warning that police operational independence could be jeopardised and that politicisation of the police could creep in.

Angry about the latest well-placed mole at the Home Office, whose identity (Tory activist and job-seeker Christopher Galley) the Met was asked to trace, they hid behind police "operational independence", ignoring the big civil liberty picture.

Her aides point out no evidence had been produced to show she knew of Green's arrest before it took place, and say she had been right to defend police operational independence.

Given police operational independence, this creeping role can only be prevented by a strong Metropolitan Police commissioner who can see the folly of being dragged into such diversions or by new legislation.

Intelligence-led policing is a top-down model that emphasises the collection, collation, analysis, and dissemination of actionable intelligence for strategic, operational, and tactical police operations to objectively target prolific offenders and disrupt or prevent criminal activity (Ratcliffe 2008).

Armies and police do operational intelligence work, respectively on foreign powers and on drug gangs and the remaining subversive groups.

Amnesty International said the AFP's comments revealed tension between Australia's principled opposition to the death penalty and the police's operational reality.

He blames the killing on a Moscow criminal gang, adding that "unfortunately" officers from the FSB – Russia's spy agency – and police provided operational support.

With a few exceptions, the left unconvincingly accuses him of introducing a climate of repression by beefing up the police, taking operational charge of the gendarmerie (which formerly reported to the defence minister) and adding yet more laws to the statute book.