Sentence examples for taking cops from inspiring English sources

You don't value families by kicking kids out of after-school programs and taking cops off the streets so that Enron can get another tax break.

"The Republican plan will cost jobs, undercut American innovation and clean energy, jeopardize our safety by taking cops off the street, and threaten investments in rebuilding America -- at a time when our economy can least afford it," Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, said.

That means taking cops out of patrol cars to walk beats and become a part of the communities they serve.

On Sunday, one man's decision to brazenly go bare on the highways of Kansas City, taking cops on a high-speed chase on a stolen ATV, ultimately ended in his arrest, the Kansas City Star reports.

Representative Marcy Kaptur, Democrat of Ohio, said the bill "takes cops off the beat at the commission, which provides a critical bulwark against the type of speculation and fraud that led our country into the worst recession since the Depression".

"We don't take cops off the beat for two and half weeks to send them to legal training on changes in criminal law," said Marc La Vorgna, a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

"We're not gonna have a system where we take cops door-to-door and round up every illegal immigrant and deport them.

Mosby has delivered what might be the most aggressive, public attempt to take cops to task for allegations of excessive force on duty in recent years.

Brooks said there are particular risks in rural communities, where it may take cops a long time to reach and neighbours tend to be spread out.

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi issued a statement calling the bill irresponsible, adding that it would "target critical education programs like Head Start, halt innovation and disease research, end construction projects to rebuild America and take cops off the beat".

Robbers can shot cops and take cops hostage.