constabulary in A Sentence

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    Reserved Territorial Armed Constabulary.

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    Photograph above: http:// www. Constabulary. com.

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    I have come from the Constabulary.

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    The Suffolk Constabulary.

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    The Frontier Constabulary.

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    They're saying it was someone from the Constabulary was killed.

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    A second call to the Suffolk Constabulary brought another officer to the scene.

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    The Constabulary has a suspect in custody for the recent spate of murders.

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    Constabulary tasks at sea are neither the primary nor the sole mandate of the IN.

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    They will find a Constabulary bullet in him and let it go, I suppose.

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    Over the years, political players have lost faith in the state Constabulary for election deployment.

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    As far as I'm aware, her current address is a holding cell under Constabulary number six.

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    This includes a Constabulary element, especially where it relates to threats that involve use of force at sea.

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    Three Chinese civilians and two personnel of the Frontier Constabulary were injured in the attack, who were deployed to protect foreign nationals.

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    In the Constabulary role, forces are employed to enforce law of the land or to implement a regime established by an international mandate.

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    After passing the CSS exam in Pakistan, seven women posted in the police service will be posted in the Frontier Constabulary for one year.

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    Olivia Pinkney joined Hampshire Constabulary in April 2016, outlining her priorities as protecting vulnerable people, reducing offending and making the force even more transparent.

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    At 4:11 a.m., an airman named Chris Armold called the local police, the Suffolk Constabulary, and asked if they would received any reports of a downed aircraft.

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    There is a continual need for gender sensitization among the police force, particularly at the level of the Constabulary on beat duty or at the police stations.

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    Thus, a mere three days after this speech, Boycott began the process of serving eviction notices to those who hadn't paid, sending out the Constabulary to do this.

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    The establishment of India's current police departments goes back to 1843 when Sir Charles Napier established a police system in Sindh on the pattern of the colonial Irish Constabulary.

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    Resembling these cases were the Santa Hermandad Constabulary in medieval Spain and pogroms directed against Jews in Russia and Poland, although in these cases there was support from legally constituted authorities.

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    Many have Constabulary responsibilities, and it could be argued that, with the exception of the largest navies, most are more like a coast guard than a military force in their normal responsibilities.

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    Ridpath was apparently the first person to catch the mistake, when he noticed that the Suffolk Constabulary logged in the first call from RAF Woodbridge on the morning of December 26, not 27.

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    Kelly's Directory of Monmouthshire indicates that, in 1901, the Monmouth Police Station on Glendower Street was staffed by Captain Vincent E. Parker,"Superintendent of the Borough County Constabulary," as well as two sergeants and seven constables.

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