Sentence examples for precinct number from inspiring English sources

(The "22" signifies the station's precinct number).

If they claim to be government, ask badge ID # for police and their rank and battalion for military precinct number for uncertain or weird sounding government officials.

In fact, if you look at the precinct numbers from Provincetown, you'll see that Brown got 15% of the vote, compared to McCain's 11% of the vote in 2008.

The bill that passed yesterday, which has the support of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, requires that the police issue quarterly reports detailing by precinct the number of stop-and-frisks broken down by race and gender, as well as the number of suspects arrested or issued a summons for each stop and a list of the factors leading to each stop.

Meanwhile, in a nearby white precinct, the number of voters dropped by nearly half.

A little spike in a precinct's numbers sends squads of officers to the night shift.

In the Eighty-first, he regularly led the precinct in the number of murder cases closed.

Overall crime fell by 5percentt last year in the 73rd Precinct, and the number of homicides dropped to 16, from 26.

"If you want 100 summonses per month, at a precinct, that attached number is eventually dwindled down to an individual," Mr. Adams said.

Make a note of the police officer's name, precinct and badge number so that you can follow up.

The use of goal-line technology was approved, albeit grudgingly in most precincts, after a number of controversial goal-line incidents, including one in the 2010 World Cup that cost England and Frank Lampard a goal in a second-round match against Germany in South Africa.