Examples of using Army and police in English and their translations into French
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Both army and police officials stated that,
The creation of national security forces-- both army and police-- and the strengthening of the justice system are key to the restoration of law and order.
A memorandum of understanding has been signed between child protection agencies and the Sierra Leone army and police, which will ensure the inclusion of child protection
Another key issue was giving due consideration to ethnic balance and a ratio between army and police that best supports security requirements
directors of academic institutions and hospitals, army and police officers up to the rank of colonel and general.
other measures to put an end to the complicity of the army and police in the recruitment of child soldiers in zones under its control.
the fielding of newly established army and police units.
despite substantial reinforcement the Burmese- 22- army and police cannot so far claim to have established full command over the whole territory.
including in the civil service, army and police.
who were reportedly arrested at work by a joint group of army and police personnel.
military secrets to 350 members of the army and police, as well as Government officials.
as well as the army and police, consolidate their authority.
the restructuring of the army and police had already advanced considerably.
to pursue the negotiations, and he must conduct a large-scale clean-up in the army and police and accelerate that process.
which envisages the handover of security to the army and police in sector centre over the next 12 months.
the importance of the security sector reform including further strengthening of the Afghan National Army and Police, disbandment of illegal armed groups, justice sector reform and counter-narcotics.
The High Commissioner also urges the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to withdraw immediately and unconditionally all the army and police(MUP) units from Kosovo,
However, I note some further progress by Congolese authorities in prosecuting a number of army and police elements suspected of having committed human rights violations,
efforts are ongoing to build and train a new Afghan army and police force, and to prepare for concomitant disarmament
which prohibits currently serving army and police personnel from owning or being recruited for private military