Noun:

పులిస్తవులు,

constabulary's Usage Examples:

In the 19th century there was a constabulary barracks in the village.

constabulary consists of a sworn security manager/chief officer, two section leaders/sergeants, eight constables and four non-sworn operations team members.

lands of Kylpallet, constabulary of Haddington and shire of Edinburgh, wadset to him by John Lord Hay of Yester; Done at the instance of the said Lord"s.

They have been so closely pressed by the military, constabulary, and volunteers that they have not made an attack on any of the towns or force since November 1906.

uk/home/special-constabulary/ Durham Constabulary "Special Constabulary Ranks FOI Request 2019", January 2019 Hampshire Constabulary "Special Constabulary Ranks.

Keiller joined the special constabulary at Marlborough and as his duties left little time for archaeology, he had the museum mothballed.

In reality, the constabulary acts as a security and stewarding service for the university with policing the responsibility of Cambridgeshire.

constabulary is Chief Constable Nick Dean, a former assistant chief constable of Norfolk Constabulary who came into the role as chief constable in October.

Police launches forced the boat to dock, and constabulary surrounded the gangplanks at the pier.

At markets and fairs, the constabulary often seized stock and produce, which often resulted in violent resistance.

He left the constabulary on May 16, 1904 and returned to work his farm in Barrio San Rafael, Montalban.

On 29 June the armed constabulary began arresting the ploughmen.

); a constabulary police force is stationed in the village, and petty sessions are held weekly.

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,