Sentence examples for police provisions from inspiring English sources

The central issue in the arguments the court will hear is the Obama administration's contention that Arizona's police provisions encroached disruptively on federal terrain.

In addition to the £553m bill for security in venues, there is £600m within the Olympic budget for police provision outside the venues.

The government insisted that there was nothing new in his comments and that the police provision was set out explicitly in legislation passed by parliament.

Many civil rights groups, predicting that the police provision of the law would rapidly lead to discriminatory actions by officers once it takes effect, said on Monday that they were ready for that fight.

"It seems to me the federal government just doesn't want to know who is here illegally". The court's conservatives weren't the only ones who seemed untroubled by the police provision.

It explores the background to and development of Third Pillar policing provisions in the European treaties, along with their shortcomings, and begins by addressing the uncertainty and political sensitivity of police cooperation in the EU.

It combines edge policing, provisioning, and traffic prioritization to offer different levels of services to customers.

Civil rights lawyers said they will not give up on trying to stop the policing provision of S.B. 1070, which the Supreme Court upheld, from taking effect.

These Third Pillar police cooperation provisions are "intergovernmental," characterized by flexibility and wide margins of discretion for national authorities.

Local authorities would be responsible for policing its provisions in urban areas and would be told to incentivise electric, hydrogen and other ultra low-emission vehicles.

The presidential decree eliminates the requirement that applicants formally declare why they need a gun and have that argument approved by the police — a provision that is widely considered the most bureaucratic aspect of the country's firearms regulations.