Sentence examples for detached duty from inspiring English sources

"We use detached duty staff from other prisoners for three months at a time". Data from the past 15 years shows how rises in prison deaths are nearly always followed by a sharp reduction.

He participated in exercises at San Antonio, Texas, with the Maneuver Division in 1911 and served in Panama on detached duty in January and February 1912.

In total, 239 officers were asked to move to other prisons on detached duty during November and December.

"Sending prison officers on detached duty is a sensible and proportionate way of managing temporary staffing shortfalls and is something the service has used for over 20 years.

Under a scheme known as detached duty, prison officers can be sent from their home prison to other jails where there are too few staff on the wings, resulting in restricted regimes being imposed on inmates.

Annual spending on providing hotel accommodation for officers on detached duty has risen more than fivefold since 2013 as the prisons have suffered losses in staff, overcrowding and rising violence.

He was afterward detached for duty in the Shenandoah Valley, and when Stonewall JACKSON's command was organized it was assigned to him.

While 9/28 was fighting near Vukosavci, a number of units, consisting mainly of artillery, were temporarily detached for duty with other formations of Second Panzer Army fighting the Russians within the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia.

Detached from that duty on 10 January 1919, she joined the Cruiser and Transport Force at Brest, and in nine voyages returned over 31,700 troops to the United States.

On June 18, Poniatowski won the Battle of Zieleńce; Kościuszko's division, on detached rear-guard duty, did not take part in the battle and rejoined the main army only at nightfall; nonetheless, his diligent protection of the main army's rear and flanks won him the newly created Virtuti Militari, to this day Poland's highest military decoration.

The union's top officers receive their full United Nations staff salaries but are totally or partly detached from their duties throughout their two-year terms.