Sentence examples for police view from inspiring English sources

"Generally, the police view the technology as an obstacle to doing their jobs".

The police view is that the Vagrancy Act is useful because it stops crimes being committed.

He bawls for police View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.

Or will North take the police view and make it an offence to drive with traces of an illicit drug in the system?

Detailed reports, compiled by British and US medical and ballistics analysts, corroborate the initial police view that Bamber's schizophrenic sister Sheila Caffell committed the White House Farm murders in 1985.

Chief Inspector Andy Male, head of the South Yorkshire police road team, said the peer's sentence "reflects the seriousness with which the courts, the Crown Prosecution Service and the police view this offence".

Sir John said the decision had been taken on the basis of "pretty strong police views".

His roommate and another student, according to police, viewed Mr. Clementi's intimate encounter with another man on a Webcam and streamed it onto the Internet.

But if the police viewed Mr. Ferguson as a haunting presence, many residents of Boynton Avenue said they saw him as far from threatening.

Both the Football Association and Thames Valley Police are investigating the coin incident – the police viewing it as assault – as well as further crowd disturbances in the Albion end of the ground.

"Police viewed a copy of the videotape and discovered images of children and adults," Judge Bobbe J. Bridge wrote for the nine-member court, which was unanimous in its decision.