constabulary

IPA: kʌnstˈæbjʌɫɛri

Examples of "constabulary" in Sentences

Criticising the constabulary was a no-go area for MPs.
It's the navy's "constabulary" role, protecting British trade since Henry VIII built his first fleet.
He said Miss Adams had called the constabulary's non-emergency number at 10. 45pm to report noise and nuisance in the garden.
The constabulary is saddled not just with law enforcement but with community mediation, counselling, social disruption and family and marital breakdown.
He added that the award reflects the contribution PC Edwards has made to the overall aim of the constabulary, which is to inspire trust and confidence in the police service
Richard Thompson, chief constable of the nuclear constabulary, which is the country's most heavily armed police force and that's not even counting all the plutonium it's packing, is of a different mind.
The new government is trying to create a new counterterrorism, with U.S. support, and we are training the frontier constabulary, which is a paramilitary force, primarily to fight terror in the tribal areas.
First of all, it helps to look at the 4 "core missions" they suggest for US military forces: defend the American homeland; fight and decisively win multiple, simultaneous major theater wars; perform the "constabulary" duties associated with shaping the security environment in critical regions; transform U.S. forces to exploit the "revolution in military affairs;"