Sentence examples for suspects differently from inspiring English sources

In addition, it says, police officers and border agents are to treat suspects differently based on which "handling codes" are in the system.

But jurors recommended that the Sheriff's Department not rely on racial descriptions of suspects when making stops and not treat suspects differently because of their race.

The lawyers have filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of Patterson, Rianna Buffin and other jail inmates who argue that San Francisco and California's bail system unconstitutionally treats poor and wealthy suspects differently.

But in a society where patronage and royal decree are the driving forces behind business success, those closer to the deal suspect differently.

It is often suspected that different judges sentence differently, and we now have a better idea of this.

The PSNI told the Telegraph: "We are not treating suspects in this case any differently from suspects in any other case".

These trees act as great anchors". Several pro-business groups view things differently, suspecting the beefed-up ordinance is intended to blunt residential construction in the foothills ridging the Westside, the Hollywood Hills and elsewhere.

Specifically, the Commission suspects Google has been linking differently to its own vertical services than to rivals — i.e. giving preferential treatment to its own services compared to those of its competitors.

The scientists don't know why elephants respond differently to the alarm calls, but O'Connell-Rodwell suspects it is not due to dialect differences.

She suspects the results would have turned out differently if the experiments hadn't involved physical punishment.

Although the mechanism behind salamander's high-DNA fidelity is not known, Mueller suspects recombination in salamanders may work slightly differently than in other animals.