Sentence examples for proper search from inspiring English sources

The trouble is the police probably don't have proper search equipment.

"I didn't want to go on a big hunt – I never felt I was on a proper search".

At another Thursday press conference, the deputy state's attorney pinned the blame back on the police for failing to execute the proper search warrants before they expired.

Chuka Umunna says it is a "disgrace" that it has taken the Nigerian government so long to organise a proper search.

Amnesty International's UK director, Kate Allen, said: "Reinstating a proper search and rescue programme is not an afterthought, it's the most urgent thing European leaders should be doing.

"But if you advertise a job, you should have a proper search, and encourage women to come forward, not just appoint someone you know".

The IOM said the Triton mission had to be expanded into a proper search-and-rescue operation, noting how European naval operations off the Horn of Africa in recent years had succeeded in combatting the Somali piracy plague.

We will have to learn to live with longer delays and maybe even fewer commercial flights in order to allow proper searches to be performed.

If, on the other hand, the amendment confers a general right to "privacy," how will that affect the ability of law enforcement to conduct proper searches or of Congress to pass laws regulating drugs, guns and other potentially harmful products?

They carried out proper searches on the Police National Computer - the main system for recording crimes - and the then interim system for sharing intelligence short of a provable offence.

In Dnaml we used the parameters suggested in [ 29, 30], which consider empirical base frequencies, constant rate variation among sites (with no weights), a transition ratio of 2.0, and best tree search based on proper searching heuristics.