Examples of using Chief constable in English and their translations into Russian
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If you're not going to contact Chief Constable Anson and tell him.
The Chief Constable of the RUC was reported to have said,“All of his complaints relate to hearsay.
By letter of the same date the Chief Constable also informed Sparbank Vest that the investigation had been discontinued.
The Chief Constable could easily have called them for a meeting
DRC stated in its complaint that it found it worrying that the Chief Constable apparently considered the requirement of nationality motivated by the need to ensure enforcement to be a lawful criterion.
But the Chief Constable is reported to have divulged at least part of the John Stevens report to the Sunday Business Report.
By letter dated 23 September 1998 the Chief Constable of Hvidovre informed counsel, inter alia, as follows.
On the basis of this interview, the Chief Constable, by letter of 13 March 2002,
In his meeting with the Special Rapporteur, the Chief Constable noted that there is a lack of evidence to substantiate the allegations, and further, there were hardly any complaints made by lawyers.
Won't count towards his mark, of course, but the Chief Constable sets great store by such things.
Earlier today, Chief Constable Nicholas Wilson was harassed by journalists regarding a gruesome attack on two students.
To a specific question from the Special Rapporteur, the Chief Constable said that the RUC did not lodge any complaint with the Law Society.
former chief constable of Lancashire.
Then, entirely unexpectedly, the Chief Constable of Munich, Mr. Pitzer, spontaneously stepped up from the background!
The Chief Constable of Wolverhampton wrote an article in Police Review and Parade Ground Gossip
Assistant Chief Constable, if this is the work of the killer who left two victims in the Eurotunnel,
Chief Constable Peter Grisham paid tribute to Mr Speed's incomparable intellect
After consultation with the Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary,
According to the Chief Constable of the RUC, in 1997, as of October, only 19 of 322 cases have been deferred.
the Northern Ireland Policing Board, and the Chief Constable can refer other matters,