Sentence examples for set up staffed from inspiring English sources

Then a permanent police station, called a "Pacifying Police Unit" (UPP in the Portuguese acronym), is set up, staffed by officers trained in community policing who patrol around the clock.

Drunken husbands are now apparently less likely to settle domestic brawls with bullets.To police the borders and protect Karamajong kraals, a number of "local defence units" have been set up, staffed by volunteers but under army control.

A High Court judge, Mr Justice Butterfield, has recommended that Customs should lose its powers to bring its own prosecutions.The most likely result of the turf battle is that a completely new national police force will be set up, staffed and resourced by the current investigative agencies.

The new order establishes, in effect, regional capitals in the seven districts and gives Mr. Putin the authority to set up staffs in each.

Byron confirmed it facilitated the raid at the Home Office's request but refused to respond to claims that it set up staff meetings on the false pretence they were for health and safety training.

China's offline retail push is very real, and a key focus for e-commerce giants like Alibaba and JD.com, which have set up staff-less kiosk projects and made moves to integrate their online services with offline shopping.

Set up staff rosters for this.

If he sets up staff and tries to assemble delegate slates in states, that's out of bounds.

The bird spent the winter sipping nectar from museum flowers and sugar water from a feeder that the staff set up.

The photo booth needed to be set up and staffed.

Initial practical help (such as assistance with filling in compensation forms) was provided by an advice centre that was quickly set up and staffed by the local Council.