Sentence examples for prospective police from inspiring English sources

"Prospective police officers may be held to especially high standards of fitness and good moral character," the judge wrote.

In January, a suicide bomber attacked a crowd of prospective police recruits, killing at least 49 people and wounding more than 100.

The measure brings Italy into line with much of Europe, but prospective police officers, Carabinieri officers, customs officers and firefighters must still have a year of army service on their résumés.

The town bought a 20-room apartment complex so that new city workers could have a place to live and was obliged to offer prospective police officers a housing allowance of $350 a month.

BAGHDAD — A suicide bomber mingling in a crowd of prospective police recruits in Saddam Hussein's hometown detonated a vest of explosives on Tuesday in what was the worst single attack in Iraq in nearly three months.

On Sunday, there was a line for prospective police recruits, as well as a demonstration outside the Oil Ministry of about 100 workers demanding to be paid, said First Lt. Amar Sami Abdul Hussain, an army officer who was stopping onlookers from approaching the bombing site.

Burgum retired from the Met in January and now works for a private company that has an outsourced contract to train prospective Met police recruits.

Interestingly, in an older prospective study among police officers involved as body handlers in a disaster, no increases in health problems compared with predisaster levels were observed.

Prospective barristers must undergo police checks before being called to the Bar, the profession's regulator has said.

The lead petered out when the prospective buyer told a police detective in an interview that he wanted to refurbish the equipment for resale overseas.

There are, however, fundamental questions for prospective recruits into the police: Will I be respected and treated by my white colleagues as an equal?