Sentence examples for produced police from inspiring English sources

One of America's most visionary entrepreneurs, he led a company that developed cellular phones, pagers and other wireless devices; produced police radio systems, hearing aids and semiconductors for consumer electronics; and laid foundations for missile guidance systems and satellite communications.

These restrictions get churned out just as fast as prison workers like me produced police uniforms.

In support of her claim that Denny's should have foreseen her injuries, she produced police records of previous violent acts at the location.

In case death is by an unnatural cause, say by accident, additional documents must be produced:: Police report Police panchnama/FIR Post mortem report Chemical analysis report, if any Some might ask to produce newspaper cutting with photograph of the accident, if available.

At the 2002 general election only the manifestos of the Green Party and the Labour Party (Ireland) explicitly referred to the rights of gay couples, but from 2004 all political parties, including the then Fianna Fáil/Progressive Democrat government, produced polices or made statements in favour of varying forms of recognition.

Under Namibian law, applicants for such visas must produce police certificates from any country where they have lived in the last 10 years demonstrating a clean criminal record.

Given that, you have to wonder how it is that dealing with a bunch of reporters and photographers (doing their constitutionally protected work) can produce police overreactions time and again.

Tolokonnikova has been in a camp about 300 miles east of Moscow, where prisoners are forced to work 16 hours a day for about $1 a month at a garment factory producing police uniforms.

In the first quarter of the new year I'll be focusing on producing policing priorities, a police and crime plan and setting the level of the precept, which is the part of the council tax that pays for policing.

That may feel right, even though it might not produce polices that provide the most public and environmental benefit.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to require courts to examine suggestive eyewitness evidence with extra care unless it was produced by police misconduct.