Sentence examples for changes in the departments from inspiring English sources

The 'cut-off point' question was whether the creation of SGTES had generated or influenced changes in the departments surveyed (question 17).

The most recent changes in the department affect every precinct, changing the administrative structure from three administrators to two.

It seeks changes in the department's policies, and compensatory and punitive damages.

Mr. Willett said he is optimistic that he can make changes in the department without adverse affects.

An explosive conflict between the police and residents in 1978 led to several changes in the department.

People familiar with the police misconduct issue said they believed a confluence of these events led to the changes in the department.

The mayor, Richard J. Riordan, said he would sign a consent decree with the Justice Department agreeing to broad changes in the department to help discipline rogue officers.

Only 12 per cent said that they thought HMRC was well-managed, while 91 per cent of staff thought that recent changes in the department had not been for the better.

"And despite supposed changes in the department about protecting officers who speak out or encouraging officers to come forward with things that are wrong with the department, this seems like business as usual".

Mr. Antenen was not able to explain the reasons for the policy change two years ago or to say why it had never been formalized, as are most such changes, in the department's patrol guide.

"The true picture of crime has been distorted for political reasons," he said, faulting the federal government and city officials for the increase because of their demands for changes in the department after a corruption scandal in the Ramparts Division.