Example sentences of "be a [adj] police [noun] " in BNC.

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1 It 's not for me to question orders , but I should have thought that running him to earth would be a simple police job . "
2 In sum , their duties probably varied from place to place and from time to time , although there was always likely to be a strong police element , especially in those areas on or near the frontiers where military government was paramount and where the natives enjoyed only limited autonomy .
3 I can tell traders that there will be a big police presence .
4 I can tell traders that there will be a big police presence .
5 The person thus solicited happened to be an under-cover police officer .
6 " On the face of things it should be an ordinary police inquiry — and not a very difficult one — to find Andrew Stavanger , or , if he is abroad , at least to discover where he is .
7 There 's a heavy police presence inside the club , and NO FREE DRINKS !
8 ‘ This is a straight police assignment . ’
9 SPECIALS is a new police drama series for BBC1 produced at BBC Pebble Mill .
10 It is a small police post with cells at the back .
11 However , Waddington noted that " the SAP [ South African Police ] is an unaccountable police force " and that the " difficulties encountered " by his inquiry team " suggested [ that ] systems do not exist for either internal or external accountability " .
12 Mr Askew , born in Crook , was a retired police superintendent and also worked as a consultant at ICI .
13 The Milice was a political police force set up by Vichy to safeguard Pétain 's National Revolution and combat enemies of the ‘ new moral order ’ , identified as communists , freemasons and Jews .
14 There was a heavy police presence at Welford Road , Leicester , amid fears of disruption at the controversial tour 's opening game .
15 William Craig , the Minister for Home Affairs , refused to take the advice of moderates to ban the Paisley demonstration and although there was a considerable police presence , nothing was done to stop the Paisleyites blocking the civil rights marchers .
16 There was a little police station there .
17 There was a large police presence at the rave , despite it being licensed by the local council .
18 In the early days of what was a massive police investigation , officers were confident the killer would be found and the £500 sum was considered appropriate .
19 His cellarman who had to make the journey to Culver Street at least twice a day was an ex-City Police Sergeant named Golding .
20 Each of the four was an experienced police frogman , and each of them knew exactly what he was looking for — knew indeed the exact dimensions of the object and the positioning of the three great ruby eyes once set into it .
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