Sentence examples similar to benevolent officer from inspiring English sources
Skunks trapped in yogurt containers sometimes appear in viral videos showing benevolent police officers rescuing the animals, but the cute clips belie a serious, often deadly, problem. .
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
To Brian Behlendorf, one of the leading developers of the Apache web server, another successful open-source project, and now chief technology officer at CollabNet, this keeps the benevolent dictators from becoming real ones.Yet cheap communications alone are not usually enough to get open-source communities off the ground, nor to make them as successful as Apache or Linux.
Many people probably believe that while local authority housing officers may not be perfect, they are at least benevolent when considering applications by homeless applicants.
"Fearing for Mr. Kinsey's life, the officer discharged his firearm trying to save Mr. Kinsey's life," said Miami Dade Police Benevolent Union president John Rivera.
Sargent likes to refer to the derby as "the common man's fishing competition," both because of the boat prohibition and because he views it as a benevolent way to unite various factions of the local population — "old Italian guys, sons of police officers, the Williamsburg hipster crew".
New York City police benevolent association representatives had argued that their salaries should be comparable to those in neighboring counties that pay their officers as much as 35percentt more.
They are never benevolent.
