police
পুলিশ
definition
verb
The u00a34 million expense of policing the event, which included heavy police violence against protesters, was also borne by the taxpayer.
(of a police force) have the duty of maintaining law and order in or for (an area or event).
noun
Council officers supported the police in offering crime prevention advice to residents.
the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.
translation of 'police'
শৃঙ্খলা শান্তি ও আইন রক্ষা করার ব্যবস্থা
verb
গোছগাছ করা,
সাফ করা,
পুলিসবৎ আচরণ করা,
পুলিস জোগান
noun
পুলিস-বাহিনী,
আরক্ষাবাহিনী,
আরক্ষা,
পুলিশ-বাহিনী,
পুলিশ,
পুলিসথানার এক্তিয়ার,
পুলিস
example
Of those which are recorded as crimes, the 'police' trace about one-quarter to an offender or suspected offender.
the fashion 'police'
Faced with rising crime and a lack of public faith in the 'police' she has come out all guns blazing.
What we need now is the will to regulate and 'police' industry in favour of worker and consumer health.
In the Boland town of Paarl two Samwu members were injured when 'police' opened fire on a group of marchers.
The second issue I would like to raise is that the 'police' respond to public concern.
It tarnishes the sterling reputation of all good 'police' and court officials.
I think there are enough challenges in trying to 'police' the laws we have.
The ropes were removed by campus 'police' within an hour of being hung.
there are fewer women 'police' than men
The FBI is now on the case, helping Iraqi 'police' investigating the bombing.
Team leader Roy Cooksey said the walking group had directed 'police' and mountain rescue members to the body.
transit 'police'
the coroner will await the outcome of 'police' inquiries
Bulgarian border 'police' on Tuesday received a new six million euro telecommunication system made by Finnish company Nokia.
He believed that the son was responsible but the 'police' seem not to have found grounds for that belief.
During the course of the protest, riot 'police' arrested 23 strikers and mounted attacks on the picket lines.
Around 1,500 armed riot 'police' were sent in to enforce the status quo.
They say the orders have helped the 'police' to respond better to community problems.
For example, the best source of advice on crime prevention is the local 'police' .
Teams of 'police' and court officials arrested 21 people as part of a major crackdown on fine dodgers.
a UN resolution to use military force to 'police' the no-fly zone
The police had to set up traffic lights to control the traffic and stationed officers there around the clock to 'police' the event.
We try to 'police' these matches principally with off-duty officers - that's the aim.
Wildlife experts are joining forces with the 'police' to launch a crackdown on hare coursing.
His introduction to youth work came two years ago through an adventure holiday organised by local 'police' .
I suppose you will get the 'police' to force us to see you like you did in Spain.
Council officers supported the 'police' in offering crime prevention advice to residents.
The force is also developing public access to the 'police' through email and text messaging.
Labour organisations suspect members of the armed forces or 'police' are responsible for his murder.
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