Sentence examples for right for police from inspiring English sources

Lord Lamont said Brittan would have acknowledged that it was right for police to investigate such serious allegations.

London Assembly Green member Jenny Jones questioned whether it was right for police to accept such donations and called for the Met to "rethink" the policy.

Nixon, dealing respectively with justice for the prosecution as well as for the defense, criticism of the press, & rights for police as well as for demonstrators.

The use of biometric data on passports and increased rights for police to fight terrorism were expected to be debated in the court over the course of the next year.

There are no human rights for police officers.

He said that he had not felt it was appropriate to include police and fire union members in the legislation at this time, as arbitration rights for police and fire departments are already guaranteed under PA 312.

And while I believe there are genuine questions about the right framework for police accountability when individual cases go wrong, police and crime commissioners won't fill that gap.

Thus, he thought it sometimes right for the police to bluff even about incriminating evidence.

However the note did point out that the foreign secretary had the power to go to court to seek the right for UK police to enter the Ecuadorean embassy to arrest Assange.

Loughton said it was right for the police to have investigated but he said the men were denied justice when it became clear there were no grounds on which to proceed.

So there must be some right for the police to disclose certain types of private information to your employer if you apply for a job to work with children (although the extent of that disclosure is currently under challenge in the courts).