Definition of police force in English:

police force

noun

An organized body of police officers responsible for a country, district, or town.
警察部队，警力
Example sentencesExamples
- The further I walked, the more senior the police forces started to look.
- The firm's identity is being kept a secret, along with two police forces who are also testing the device.
- That is, we have trained police forces ready to respond to violations of the law or disturbances of the peace.
- Ministers have said that the policy is an operational matter for police forces.
- It was not justified in law and was a violation of the public's trust in its police forces and is at odds with common decency.
- The problem is that not enough is being done by police forces in the States.
- It means that our police forces are hopelessly inept when it comes to applying detective work to modern communications.
- All police forces would claim to use as little force as necessary.
- He said the incidents of clashes between Aboriginal people and police forces are growing.
- Detectives from police forces across the country are sharing intelligence to piece together any leads.
- In addition, they have been hurt in raids by drug barons and by the actions of some police forces.
- Scottish and other police forces are finding more knives largely because they have made it their job to find more knives.
- For example, consider cases involving fire services and police forces with an operational dimension to them.
- UK police forces are more used to weathering heavy criticism over race-relations issues.
- Other police forces have travelled to Ireland to view the system but are not taking it on because of the cost.
- We know about the problems the Australians have had with their police forces.
- Neither would greater investment in our secret services and police forces be money wasted.
- I think that it is wrong for any member to suggest that our police force is not one of the best police forces in the world.
- To confuse matters further, police forces operate autonomously and record crimes differently.
- Several police forces in Britain have adopted a missing child alert system in a bid to avert tragedy.

Definition of police force in US English:

police force

nounpəˈlis fɔrspəˈlēs fôrs

An organized body of police officers responsible for a country, district, or town.
警察部队，警力
Example sentencesExamples
- Detectives from police forces across the country are sharing intelligence to piece together any leads.
- That is, we have trained police forces ready to respond to violations of the law or disturbances of the peace.
- UK police forces are more used to weathering heavy criticism over race-relations issues.
- To confuse matters further, police forces operate autonomously and record crimes differently.
- I think that it is wrong for any member to suggest that our police force is not one of the best police forces in the world.
- He said the incidents of clashes between Aboriginal people and police forces are growing.
- Several police forces in Britain have adopted a missing child alert system in a bid to avert tragedy.
- Neither would greater investment in our secret services and police forces be money wasted.
- In addition, they have been hurt in raids by drug barons and by the actions of some police forces.
- The further I walked, the more senior the police forces started to look.
- Scottish and other police forces are finding more knives largely because they have made it their job to find more knives.
- The problem is that not enough is being done by police forces in the States.
- For example, consider cases involving fire services and police forces with an operational dimension to them.
- The firm's identity is being kept a secret, along with two police forces who are also testing the device.
- Ministers have said that the policy is an operational matter for police forces.
- It was not justified in law and was a violation of the public's trust in its police forces and is at odds with common decency.
- It means that our police forces are hopelessly inept when it comes to applying detective work to modern communications.
- We know about the problems the Australians have had with their police forces.
- Other police forces have travelled to Ireland to view the system but are not taking it on because of the cost.
- All police forces would claim to use as little force as necessary.

单词	police force
释义	Definition of police force in English: police force noun An organized body of police officers responsible for a country, district, or town. 警察部队，警力 Example sentencesExamples The further I walked, the more senior the police forces started to look. The firm's identity is being kept a secret, along with two police forces who are also testing the device. That is, we have trained police forces ready to respond to violations of the law or disturbances of the peace. Ministers have said that the policy is an operational matter for police forces. It was not justified in law and was a violation of the public's trust in its police forces and is at odds with common decency. The problem is that not enough is being done by police forces in the States. It means that our police forces are hopelessly inept when it comes to applying detective work to modern communications. All police forces would claim to use as little force as necessary. He said the incidents of clashes between Aboriginal people and police forces are growing. Detectives from police forces across the country are sharing intelligence to piece together any leads. In addition, they have been hurt in raids by drug barons and by the actions of some police forces. Scottish and other police forces are finding more knives largely because they have made it their job to find more knives. For example, consider cases involving fire services and police forces with an operational dimension to them. UK police forces are more used to weathering heavy criticism over race-relations issues. Other police forces have travelled to Ireland to view the system but are not taking it on because of the cost. We know about the problems the Australians have had with their police forces. Neither would greater investment in our secret services and police forces be money wasted. I think that it is wrong for any member to suggest that our police force is not one of the best police forces in the world. To confuse matters further, police forces operate autonomously and record crimes differently. Several police forces in Britain have adopted a missing child alert system in a bid to avert tragedy. Definition of police force in US English: police force nounpəˈlis fɔrspəˈlēs fôrs An organized body of police officers responsible for a country, district, or town. 警察部队，警力 Example sentencesExamples Detectives from police forces across the country are sharing intelligence to piece together any leads. That is, we have trained police forces ready to respond to violations of the law or disturbances of the peace. UK police forces are more used to weathering heavy criticism over race-relations issues. To confuse matters further, police forces operate autonomously and record crimes differently. I think that it is wrong for any member to suggest that our police force is not one of the best police forces in the world. He said the incidents of clashes between Aboriginal people and police forces are growing. Several police forces in Britain have adopted a missing child alert system in a bid to avert tragedy. Neither would greater investment in our secret services and police forces be money wasted. In addition, they have been hurt in raids by drug barons and by the actions of some police forces. The further I walked, the more senior the police forces started to look. Scottish and other police forces are finding more knives largely because they have made it their job to find more knives. The problem is that not enough is being done by police forces in the States. For example, consider cases involving fire services and police forces with an operational dimension to them. The firm's identity is being kept a secret, along with two police forces who are also testing the device. Ministers have said that the policy is an operational matter for police forces. It was not justified in law and was a violation of the public's trust in its police forces and is at odds with common decency. It means that our police forces are hopelessly inept when it comes to applying detective work to modern communications. We know about the problems the Australians have had with their police forces. Other police forces have travelled to Ireland to view the system but are not taking it on because of the cost. All police forces would claim to use as little force as necessary.
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