Noun:

పులిస్తవులు,

constabularies's Usage Examples:

In 1836, the county constabularies were merged into.

Percy "Slats" Harrington (Dick Purcell), are hired as air "constables" (constabularies) to keep order on the remote Pacific island.

UK and the following tables below will not accurately represent all constabularies within the UK.

He set up a Peace Preservation Force in 1814 and a system of county constabularies under the Irish Constabulary Act 1822.

These constabularies are not within the scope of the legislation applicable to the previously-mentioned.

The first female constables were employed by railway constabularies during World War I with for example the North East Railway Police swearing.

allowed for borough police forces to voluntarily amalgamate with county constabularies.

Constabulary and the States of Guernsey Police Service also have special constabularies, but the States of Jersey Police does not.

Northern Ireland, three special national forces and three Crown Dependency constabularies.

Special police forces and other non-territorial constabularies do not have police areas and their respective specialist areas of responsibility.

The 18 urban constabularies are headed by a President of Police appointed by the NRW state government and the 29 rural constabularies.

The City of London market constabularies are three small constabularies responsible for security at Billingsgate, New Spitalfields and Smithfield markets.

Synonyms:

police force, gendarmery, New Scotland Yard, personnel, European Law Enforcement Organisation, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Mutawa, gendarmerie, Mounties, SS, police, posse, RCMP, secret police, force, officer, law enforcement agency, policeman, Mutawa"een, law, Europol, Schutzstaffel, Scotland Yard, posse comitatus, police officer,

Antonyms:

pull, civilian, international law, civil law, misconception,