Sentence examples for pushing police from inspiring English sources

Police unions said the accidents had come from increased working hours since the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January, with increased security measures pushing police resources to breaking point.

The actions have succeeded in pushing police and criminal justice reform to the forefront of the race for the Democratic nomination.

Certainly, the huge demonstrations in cities across Yemen have strained the capacities of Yemen's fragile state, pushing police officers and soldiers back from town centers and testing their loyalties.

Although most journalists knew there was no point in pushing police so hard that it interfered with the criminal justice process, he said, there was inevitable tension between reporters and officers about how much information should be released.

And as a veteran of reporting more than 30 years' worth of "non-lethal" law enforcement, my impression is that the use of CS, baton rounds, water cannon is pushing police procedures all over the world towards "near lethal" levels that are increasingly unacceptable to protesters who go on the streets with no violent intent.

It also criticized Katehi for advocating pushing police to evict students in the late afternoon to avoid what she feared might be raucous nighttime partying.

As far as I know the NRA and firearms manufacturers haven't lobbied for the expansion of SWAT teams or pushed police departments to buy more armored vehicles.

Crowds pushed police along Macquarie Street from Martin Place, knocking batons from police belts before officers forced them back.

So, in a broad sense, the broken-windows theory and the 9/11 transformation pushed police in the same direction: to act quickly.

He pointed to two villages across the narrow mountain valley that the rebels' guerrilla force, which they call the National Liberation Army, now controls after it pushed police forces out.

A protester pushes police lines during a general strike in Athens, 2011.