Sentence examples for caring officer from inspiring English sources

Caroline Alexander's threatening subtitle simply means she sets out to prove that we have never understood these two men and hadn't a clue about how Bligh, a caring officer, became the heavy in the legend or why Christian, who was detested even by his fellow mutineers, became a sympathetic character to later generations.

Justin Reynolds of the Baltimore Police Department, portrayed Porter as an honest, caring officer - which contradicts what the prosecution tried to depict in closing arguments.

He said an officer had seen him in the middle of Spencer Hwy. and the officer had stopped traffic to help our little guy! Words cannot describe how grateful I am for this wonderful, caring officer and his kind deed!!

We'll get an off-the-record call from a caring officer who desperately wants to help someone but doesn't have the support to get the job done, particularly in cases where children were abducted by non-custodial parents.

I say this having been a field reporter for a quarter of a century and having followed caring officers who are part of the New York and Los Angeles Police Departments, two of the most heavily criticised, at times, in the country.

Case has been dropped," my designated witness care officer wrote.

"Hospitals are struggling with it," said Dr. Joanne Conroy, chief health care officer for the Association of American Medical Colleges.

"We're overwhelmed," said Marios Hadjichristofi, the shop's customer care officer.

From 1961 to 1966 he was a child care officer with Hertfordshire county council, also becoming a tutor in child care.

David, a care officer for adults with physical and mental disabilities, says dying is for the defeatist.

"They provide the computer, two phone lines and a quiet professional environment," said Jim Rohrer, Telocity's customer care officer.