Sentence examples for spared police from inspiring English sources
Lee had no choice but to cut department budgets, including public health and safety, but he spared police officers and firefighters from layoffs.
The doctrine, designed to spare police officers the burden of defending their reasonable judgment calls in court, must be broad enough to "acknowledge that reasonable mistakes can be made," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said.
MANILA (AP) — President Benigno S. Aquino III of the Philippines on Monday spared senior police and security officials from criminal prosecution for a bungled hostage rescue in which eight Hong Kong tourists died.
While Mayor Bloomberg spared the police -- along with the Fire and Education Departments -- from the full brunt of the 7.5percentto9.5percentcuts cuts he had originally sought, the reduction, coupled with attrition, could leave the department at its lowest levels since 1993, when there were 34,641 police officers on the city payroll, according to the Independent Budget Office.
Staying on the sidelines did not spare me police harassment, though.
Mr. Ammiano wants to spare local police the burden and expense of confining the wrong people on ICE's behalf.
The Autumn Statement saw the Government U-turn on its cuts to tax credits pending the launch of Universal Credit and spare the police budget cuts, amongst other measures announced.
Just as old age did not save celebrity sex offenders from prison, nor should it spare former police officers and others who have conspired to pervert the course of justice on such a scale, and to sustain the lie over 27 years.
The police spared no resources.
Osborne announced a U-turn on his planned tax credit cuts and said he would spare frontline policing from severe austerity, in his combined autumn statement and spending review on Wednesday.
George Osborne has said he will continue to take "difficult decisions" after he embarked on a spectacular U-turn on his planned tax credits cuts and to spare frontline policing from severe austerity.
