Sentence examples for strain police from inspiring English sources

It would also allocate $5 million a year to the Justice Department to provide assistance to local communities in investigating hate crimes, a process that can sometimes strain police resources.

Mr. Levy said that only criminal immigrants would be targeted, but unions and immigrant advocates lashed out at the idea, saying it would strain police resources and turn all immigrants against the police.

But enforcing the speed limit significantly strained police departments.

The rash of hoaxes has put a strain on police departments already struggling with budget cuts.

"Closing the court at Mutitjulu, or similar remote communities, will simply put more stress and strain on police resources.

This will place significant strain on police resources – especially as PCCs are also responsible for commissioning services for victims – and may threaten other aspects of effective policing.

"Whatever strain the police officers are under," said Anthony Gair, a lawyer for Amadou Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, "it in no way compares to the strain or anguish that she has suffered during the last year because her son is dead".

"Such totals place significant strain on police resources – especially as PCCs are also responsible for commissioning services for victims – and may grow to threaten other aspects of effective policing," she writes in a piece for the Guardian.

Democratic senators, saying that heightened security concerns would strain local police and fire crews, said today that they would propose budgeting at least $20 billion more for what they called first responders.

Immigrant vegetable pickers strain local police forces: in 2011 a fatal explosion shook Boston, an elegant Lincolnshire town that is home to many of them, when one lit a cigarette at an illicit vodka distillery.

Writing on the Guardian's Comment is Free website, Creagh says: "The government's own analysis says that it will cost more than it saves, put a huge strain on police given the expected protests, and will spread bovine TB in the short term as badgers are disrupted by the shooting".