Sentence examples for less officer from inspiring English sources

Every officer kicking down citizens' doors looking for an AR-15 is one less officer available to patrol crime-ridden neighborhoods and combat drug dealers.

"Clearly we will have less officers, will have moved away from the street-based visible officers.

But it will mean less officers on the street patrolling and dedicated neighbourhood teams, previously seen as crucial to police being closer to the public they serve.

"You can't live off what they're paying, so the funny thing is I'm praying for more prisoners and less officers and this way I'm making it on the overtime.

On the plan to cut the number of councillors, he added: "We had concerns about workload... at a time when there are less officers.

"We have less officers generally in prisons than ever before and we also have less police officers to deal with them, so what we have is a growing haystack of extremists where we still have to find the single needle that's going to go off and do something really nasty.

"So, the stuff over towards east London therefore needs less officers to provide coverage but we'll still be doing exactly the same and dealing with exactly the same risks as we were for the Olympic Games".

Among other things, the Second City Cop blogger blames early prisoner release, less officers on the street and poor leadership for the spike in violence.

The actual battlefield command of the 100 Royal Marines brigaded with the 85th Foot went to a less senior officer, Major Thomas Benjamin Adair, commanding officer of the Marine detachment on HMS Vengeur.

"You committed a crime," reminds the more public spirited, though perhaps less enlightened officer.

He is 45, but far fitter than he was 10 years ago: the photographs in the lounge show a flabbier, less dashing officer, with brown hair and an old-fashioned haircut.