Ruc in a sentence

The group said on Wednesday that it continues to explore options to retain ownership of RUC.

The Road User Charge (RUC), a Federal Government tax, will rise by 18.9% over the next two years, according to Steve Shearer, EO of the SA Road Transport Association.

The RUC applies to each litre of diesel used by heavy vehicles such as buses, coaches and trucks on public roads.

Just yesterday Stephen White, chairman of the RUC George Cross Foundation, had told the News Letter: "Since its earliest days our patron has been the then-prince, and now-king.

Mr Muir, who came out in 1996, claimed there was "institutional homophobia" from within the police dating back to when it was known as the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) before a wide-reaching reform of policing in the early 2000s.

The Army and RUC were quick to respond and within ten minutes of the prisoners escaping the prison, checkpoints were established around the prison and on some of the major roads in Northern Ireland.

The Ombudsman concluded, however, that there was no evidence RUC Special Branch shared this intelligence with the murder investigation team.

The video would also have been of "central importance" to the RUC, whose role was to assess if crimes had been committed by the soldiers.

Indeed, they were forced to feed false information to the RUC at one point because there were so many IRA informers inside the force.

Legislators should endorse a bold idea: Raise the gas tax, even as they consider a road usage charge, or RUC, in the future.

Nana Sarpong made the call when he launched the 2018 edition of the Graduate Fashion Show by Radford University College (RUC) in Accra, amidst splendid showcasing of some of the fashion designs by the students.

Serious question marks remain about the ruc, udr etc and they should be asked by everyone.

The RUC was a regular target of the IRA, something Harris had direct experience of after his father was killed in 1989 by a car bomb.

The terrorists said he had been an officer in the IRA, but that claim that was dismissed as nonsense by both Sinn Fein and the RUC.

A 2007 Police Ombudsman report revealed that UVF members had been allowed to commit a string of terrorist offences, including murder, while working as informers for RUC Special Branch.

Around this time republicans alleged that a "shoot-to-kill policy" had been formed in Northern Ireland, in which tens of republican paramilitaries and one loyalist paramilitary were killed on active duty, usually by the SAS and/or RUC.

Both the Official IRA and Provisional IRA had established no-go areas for the British Army and RUC in Derry through the use of barricades.

During violence in the Shankill, UVF members shot dead RUC officer Victor Arbuckle.

He condemned the RUC and said that the Irish Government "can no longer stand by and see innocent people injured and perhaps worse".

However, relations soured due to the British Army's heavy-handedness and discrimination. citation After the riots, the ' Hunt Committee ' was set up to examine the RUC.