Sentence examples for special precinct from inspiring English sources

First, is the moral reasoning by which rights are justified some special precinct of a more general kind of reasoning?

"I would like to see the stopping of the reassignment of officers from our precinct to other special assignments," he said, adding that a strong police presence "is a quality-of-life issue to most people here" that has helped to keep crime low in the district.

I wonder if our leader has properly accounted for how deeply this uncertainty affects our self-definition and our morale around the precincts of our special Internet, given how utterly our strict boundaries have defined us since the beginning.

A few years ago, critics asserted that New York's street-level enforcement efforts, particularly the special plainclothes units independent of the precinct commands, harassed innocent citizens.

In the 1990s in New York, when Rudy Giuliani was mayor, there was a special anti-gang unit in each precinct around the city.

The uniformed task forces that serve as reinforcements for precincts and respond to special events are also short-handed, as are detective squads.

Mr. Noyer had just joined a special robbery task force at the 44th Precinct.

The case involving Ms. Troiano comes at a time when the Bronx district attorney's office is investigating an apparent culture of special favors in the city's police precincts.

The precinct is giving all its officers special training in gang recognition and updating them on gang activities.

Because of security and access concerns, most large-scale electronic voting is currently held in designated precincts using special-purpose machines.

Senator Louis C. DeLuca, the incoming Republican leader, criticized the way in which the secretary of state instructed election officials to distribute 40,000 special ballots to voters not yet registered in a precinct.