Sentence examples for complement of officers from inspiring English sources

On the bridge, a full complement of officers and enlisted personnel was on duty.

But William E. Hirsch, an assistant commissioner of the Department of Transportation, said a "full complement" of officers was needed for the safety of pedestrians and drivers.

LCILs were not mighty warships, and Rigg's light complement of officers ate in a tiny wardroom, where Liebling quickly made himself at home.

She said many new officers have been hired since the mayor, Eddie Perez, took office 15 months ago and that once the new recruits complete their field training, the city will again have a full complement of officers.

Mr Clement explained that in an incident before the lorries arrived the full complement of officers was not present and an attempt had been made to rush police lines from the bottom end of the works.

But he did say that in light of a shortage of troopers, the rescheduling would help ensure that a full complement of officers was on the road at all times.

The work of organisation had been begun as early as February, 1886, when the formation of four levies of 500 men each, with a proper complement of native officers and non-commissioned officers and 2,000 extra military police for district work was sanctioned.

Hoghton's three battalions (the 29th Regiment of Foot, 1/48th Regiment of Foot and 1/57th Regiment of Foot), suffered huge casualties, with 56 officers and 971 men killed or wounded from their complement of 95 officers and 1,556 men.

On a recent evening, as on most nights, a complement of seven officers patrols the whole terrain, leaving four areas uncovered.

A new complement of court officers took charge, paunchy weekend cops who had oversize highway patrol sunglasses and gonzo equipment belts.

She carries a complement of four officers, but since one of them must always be on watch there is room for a guest at the wardroom table, which is how I fitted in.