The phrase "authority officer" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is designated to enforce rules or regulations, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "The authority officer was responsible for ensuring compliance with safety regulations at the construction site."
Alternatives: "regulatory officer" or "compliance officer".
"We chase kids all summer long," said Sgt. Daniel Pepi, an authority officer.
"There are many other tricks of the trade that schools use," said a local authority officer.
The lawsuit went on to state that a witness saw a transportation authority officer "instructing another officer to break the camera".
The department, board, authority, officer, or agent awarding a contract for public work is called the "awarding body". 1722 (West 1989).
She settled in Tottenham, north London, and worked for London Transport and then as a home help, a care assistant and finally a local authority officer.
Kayden was sure because her dad was a cop, her brother was a housing authority officer, and she could just tell.
Israel would also agree to stop attacks on Palestinian Authority targets, and to reactivate liaison offices in the West Bank and Gaza where Israeli and Palestinian Authority officers used to work cooperatively, the Palestinian officials said.
Nevertheless, there are some functions where local authority officers have legal powers over children's lives.
To support these claims a case study from the town of Ilfracombe, north Devon is used, drawing from a large qualitative data set which includes interviews with local authority officers, community workers and HMO residents.
The LGA is hosting a conference for councillors and local authority officers to discuss the implications of Lord Laming's recent report on child protection in England.
A series of meetings are said to have been held at the FSA with local authority officers at which the ponymeat and poultry frauds were discussed.
