Examples of using Regular police in English and their translations into Russian
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to undergo certification by IPTF and has formed special working groups with representatives of the Republika Srpska Ministry of the Interior to discuss incorporating the present PATB into a new regular police force.
public order that encompasses all regular police duties including criminal matters Law of 16 July 2002, N. CCCLXXXIV, art. 13.3.
established the Hilfspolizei on 22 February 1933 to assist regular police in maintaining order
investigated, it seems that the investigation was not initiated by the regular police, but instead came as a result of intervention by the specialized anti-extremist units that monitor suspicious groups.
The Counter-Narcotics Police of Afghanistan, which had been expected to be downgraded to a regular police force, remained as a stand-alone department within the Ministry of the Interior, headed by the Deputy Minister of Counter-Narcotics.
The court added that even during regular police interrogations, where the detainee relinquishes the right to meet with an attorney
for the court system, as confidence in the impartiality of the regular police forces is still open to question.
other methods than those used in regular police service were sometimes required.
although they preferred to work at regular police stations.
Regular police were also criticized for their heavy handling of a search operation at a clinic run by a women's organization in Port-au-Prince,
which will perform tasks not performed by the regular police service, such as ordinance removal,
As Timor-Leste Police Service officers have assumed a greater role in regular police activities, there have been a number of allegations of malfeasance concerning their conduct,
many persons had reportedly been subjected to violence by the regular police, the anti-riot squads armed with shields
of a sovereign state, and endangered regular police and army units,
Human Rights Watch reports that,“Indonesian military forces in East Timor include regular police, mobile brigade police, troops from Indonesian infantry battalions,
Human Rights Watch reports that'Indonesian military forces in East Timor include regular police, mobile brigade police, troops from Indonesian infantry battalions,
establishing over 1,000 outposts, and there being some 55,000 Afghan Border Police and regular police on the other side, backed up by Afghan National Army
which is under the same chain of command as the regular police force, and consequently do not lead to impartial examinations.
including in detention facilities and in the context of regular police checks in the streets of urban settings,