Sentence examples for key officer from inspiring English sources
The damning conclusion comes two years after The Independent disclosed that secret police intelligence reports outlined extensive allegations of corruption against Mr Davidson, a key officer investigating the murder.
On John Davidson, a key officer in the original inquiry who was at the centre of corruption allegations, the review said there was evidence providing reasonable grounds for suspecting he acted corruptly.
Despite being put forward by the NSW premier, Mike Baird, as a key officer during the siege, Burn has denied giving any key operational guidance, directions or advice during the stand-off.
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Key officers, including generals, have quit.
In the run up to the war in Iraq, Plame is one of the key officers tasked to locate them.
Council chief executive Martin Kimber said that all the key officers concerned with child protection during the time of the review had left the council.
While her death may not have been preventable, officers failed to properly care for her, according to the inquest and an independent investigation, and one of the key officers refused to be interviewed by the watchdog.
Scott D. Waddle, the skipper of the submarine, and other key officers and crew members were to blame for a lack of professionalism and for allowing the presence of civilians to interfere with normal functions in the command center.
Outside, even those countries with which General Abacha gets on least well, Britain and America, are unlikely, this time, to kick up much of a fuss.Nigerian intelligence officers argue that their vigilance, and the loyalty of key officers, allowed them to prevent a coup that would have halted General Abacha's scheme to restore civilian government.
Subsequent investigations by the military and reporters found that although key officers on the ground, including brigade and battalion commanders, knew that the Palestine should not be fired on, they did not know the hotel's precise location, because, as McCoy was to learn, it wasn't marked on their maps.
