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Перевод: policewoman

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женщина-полицейский

Тезаурус:

1. In talking to ordinary policewomen, we found many themselves adopt notions of gender differences in order to explain the marginalization of their duties, although others prefer this kind of work simply because it makes it easier to manage their difficult and conflicting roles as policewoman, wife, and mother.
2. She promised violent action if the social workers put one foot on the stairs, and went to get the children up and dressed herself, accompanied and watched by a policewoman; then her eight-year-old daughter and nine-year-old son were taken away without further comment, but the policewoman encouraged the children to take some clothes and other possessions with them.
3. As a policewoman, she feels that "you should take sensible precautions but that doesn't mean being so fearful that you have to change your lifestyle.
4. "They didn't suffer," put in the young policewoman quickly.
5. For example, when out on a call one policewoman at Easton was asked by a male member of the public where the constables were.
6. Part of the police investigations involved a young policewoman from the Northern Constabulary.
7. A policewoman with long experience in dealing with sexual abuse did express the opinion that policemen can sometimes be more effective than women in encouraging very young male victims to talk about their experiences: and this policewoman was in favour of male colleagues joining her at the RUC's specialist sexual abuse unit.
8. As one policewoman in the unit explained, "You're only getting at the problem left behind after the crime has been committed."
9. In the latter case the policewoman has to write a report on the child for the superintendent to determine whether or not prosecution should follow.
10. Her mother ran upstairs, followed closely by a policewoman who hadn't left her side for a moment since they'd arrived.
11. The man, a stocky, greying fifty-year-old in a navy raincoat over a suit, his hair cut short, was attended by a uniformed policewoman, hair smartly set under the cap, her eyes watchful in the wide, flat, placid face, and both of them were standing square and stolid.
12. Moreover, since only a policewoman can search a girl and there are fewer women police than men, girls became useful carriers of weapons or pills.