Sentence examples for set up police from inspiring English sources

Nearby, in a building where an information center had been set up, police officers kept the victims' families from the public eye.

Over the last week, Mr. Mugabe stepped up security patrols around important government offices, and set up police checkpoints across the capital, Harare.

The Municipal Corporations Act of 1835 ordered all incorporated boroughs to set up police forces under the control of a watch committee, but police forces for the provinces were not mandated until 1856, when Parliament passed the County and Borough Police Act.

Sherman, the Cambridge criminologist, recently told a White House task force that the United States should create a national college of policing, that states should set up police inspectors general to provide oversight and that local police forces should merge to achieve a minimum standard of 100 officers per department.

Shortly after the lab was set up, police in Houston asked the retailer to help them solve an arson case.

Real political pressure was brought, domestic violence shelters were set up, police tactics changed, and some progress was made.

The same sources had revealed to them that officials intend to set-up police stations in every significant block of the camp to keep an eye on everything the Rohingya are doing.  .

And not only that: in Balad, the American military has been setting up police forces, repairing electrical lines and filling up hospitals with medicine.

The costs of setting up police and health facilities, running water, waste management, communications and transport will all have to be considered.

On Wednesday the Prime Minister announced that a new police and intelligence unit formed by GCHQ and the National Crime Agency would be set up to police the Dark Net.

So might a recent plan to set up another police force.