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A central government generally has personnel responsible for the collection of political information, counterespionage, and so forth, not all of which ___ considered policing.

Admission ___ the university is by examination and selection.

All societies need ___ way to maintain order.

Although the police function is universal in society, it is only in the larger and more complex states that full-time officials are appointed with special police responsibilities ___ by politics, tradition, and law.

In addition, police ___ often entrusted with various inspectional, licensing, and regulatory activities.

In the simplest forms of state organization, informal sanctions ___ supplemented by agents of the ruler who enforce his decisions.

Police is body of civil officers ___ with maintaining public order and safety and enforcing the law, including preventing and detecting crime.

___ police in such societies are enrolled in state, provincial, or municipal forces concerned with criminal investigation, traffic regulation, and preventive patrol.

___ the smallest societies, informal sanctions discourage deviation.

A fish and chip shop ___ until after midnight so every night there are people shouting, radios blaring, car doors slamming.

A second plane, also from Boston, ___ the south tower roughly 15 minutes later.

A third plane, from the Washington, D.C., area struck the southwest side of the Pentagon just outside the city at 9:40, ___ off a fire in that section of the structure.

After service in ___ US Marine Corps, Oswald went to the Soviet Union for a time and married a Russian girl.

After three or four years (depending on the type of course and the university) students take their final ___.

After ___ Tudor reorganization of local government in the 15th and 16th centuries, the office was largely ceremonial.

Although apparently random, the victims and locations of terrorist attacks often ___carefully selected for their shock value.

Although conventional military forces invariably engage in psychological warfare ___ the enemy, their principal means of victory is strength of arms.

Although the sheriff is usually a ___ official, he is sometimes paid from fees, which, in populous counties, can be lucrative.

Are American schools ___ schools in your country?

Around 10,000 people gathered in Washington this week to protest against the globalisation policies of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, ___ were holding their annual general meeting in the nation's capital.

As every football fan knows, referees make mistakes, and the referee is much more likely to be ___ when his decision goes against one's own team.

At 8:46 a.m., the terrorists piloted the first plane, which ___ originated from Boston, into the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York City.

Because the young people pay for their own training it encourages employers to give ___work.

But whatever profession you choose to follow, your greatest pleasure will surely come from feeling that you ___ useful to your country.

Classes in private schools are not as numerous as in state supported schools and the teachers’ ___ are higher there.

Classes meet for about ten months a year, five days a week and five hours a day, with a vacation of a week or two ___ Christmas time and sometimes a shorter one in the spring.

Conally survived, but the President ___ soon afterwards.

Do you have any other suggestions for ___ crime in your local area?

Do you think the death penalty is a valid form ___ punishment?

Do you think the police ___ carry guns?

Do you think you’ll have to change your mind after you ___school?

Each structure was badly damaged by the impact and ___ into flames.

English law was consolidated in the Sheriffs Act of 1877, however, under ___sheriffs in all parts of England were assigned a unified set of duties.

Following the recent protests in Seattle, which attracted an estimated 60,000 people, extra police ___ on duty to ensure that all scheduled meetings were permitted to go ahead.

For all British citizens a place at university brings with it a ___ from their Local Education authority.

From the time of Henry II (reigned 1154–89), however, his jurisdiction was severely restricted ___ a result of the growing jurisdiction of the curia regis (“king's court”).

He convened and led military forces of the shire, executed all writs, and, for the first century after the Conquest, ___ both criminal and civil cases.

His duty thereafter was to investigate allegations of crime from within his shire, to conduct a preliminary examination of the___, and to detain those accused of major crimes for the itinerant justices.

How is the university ___?

How many courses does a high school student usually ___ and how often do these courses meet?

How many students, faculty and research ___ does it have now?

However, sentences and penalties vary widely ___ one court to another.

I am going to apply ___ a medical school!

I have been living in what used to be a very quiet area for about a year now but in the last few months it ___ changed completely.

I thought you wanted ___ a College of Education.

If he cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one must ___ provided.

If they fall short of other people's expectations, life is ___ more difficult because others are no longer so ready to help them in times of trouble.

If you agree to work there for a year for a low salary, one year of your medical school will be ___ by the government.

In Britain a set of publicized ‘Judges' Rules’ outlines safeguards for accused persons while ___ investigation.

In England the office ___ sheriff existed before the Norman Conquest (1066).