Sentence examples for police to launch from inspiring English sources

One surefire way is for the police to launch tear gas into a crowd.

She died minutes later from 10 stab wounds to the throat, prompting police to launch a murder investigation.

It has caused Merseyside Police to launch a "huge reassurance campaign" in addition to issuing safety advice on the use of E-cigarettes.

The Tasmanian MP also wants the Australian federal police to launch an investigation into the "business dealings" between Bishop's office and the aircraft charter companies.

Malone was accused of retweeting an image said to be of Venables last year, prompting the police to launch an investigation.

The person who first reports a crime, in this case Kazam, has a particularly important status in Pakistani law because the information they provide forms the basis for a document which obliges police to launch an inquiry.

"The Black and the Blue" has enough accounts of police atrocities to launch a thousand Black Lives Matter marches.

Police sought to launch a secret operation to spy on the political activities of students at Cambridge University, a covertly recorded film reveals.

"There can be no place for the violent behaviour witnessed at the end of the final and Rangers fully expect the Scottish Football Association and Police Scotland to launch an investigation to find out where security measures failed".

O'Neill also said he had asked the police commissioner to launch an investigation into the issuing of the warrants, claiming the investigation was under the umbrella of the cross-agency national corruption inquiry, investigation Taskforce Sweep (ITFS).

The police are to launch a murder investigation into the deaths of 13 people shot dead by soldiers in Londonderry on Bloody Sunday in 1972.