Sentence examples for true police from inspiring English sources
A true police action would be the highest form of military distinction, since it would be force applied to the preservation of justice and law, the same for all men, agreed on in advance, rather than the violence of the jungle.
He also points out that the fear of counter-revolution that was always the Jacobin rhetorical trump card wasn't without warrant; revolutionary France was a fear state but not yet a true police state, and spies and agents did come in and out of Paris with paranoia-inducing regularity.
In the real world, this might be like a detective telling a suspect that DNA or fingerprint evidence had been found but not yet analysed (in Britain as well as America, if such a statement were actually true, police would be permitted to say it, though in the case of the experiment it was a lie).
A true police action would be the highest form of military distinction, since it would be force applied to the preservation of justice and law, the same for all men, agreed on in advance, rather than the violence of the jungle..
It's true; police shootings are far more rare here.
There are some very isolated and some very few instances of true police corruption and brutality in the US police forces.
Although it's good when law enforcement and prosecutors voluntarily adhere to best practices, we need it to be mandatory because in some jurisdictions the District Attorney may not decide to do so voluntarily, and the same could be true of police chiefs and law enforcement agencies.
"I tell them that there's no law against carrying condoms, but it's true that police and prosecutors will use them as evidence.
True, the police are now prosecuting the author of a book, "50 Reasons Why Anwar Cannot Become Prime Minister".
The state needs a major overhaul, starting with nonpartisan redistricting for 2011, fairer campaign finance rules and a true ethics police.
While it is true that police are asked to risk their lives to protect public safety, it is also true that a black male civilian is more likely than a police officer to die as a result of violence.
