Sentence examples for occupation officer from inspiring English sources

As Colonel Poletti joked in Italian and drank wine while listening to the pleas of Italians visiting his offices, he evoked a common touch akin to Mr. Hersey's fictitious occupation officer Maj.

In law enforcement organisations, ergonomic aspects and safety issues must be tackled with three priorities that are essential for that occupation: officer safety, public safety and avoidance of litigation.

Comparison veterans were matched to ORH veterans on date of birth, race (black, nonblack), and military occupation (officer pilot, officer navigator, nonflying officer, enlisted flyer, enlisted ground crew).

Ford then switched successfully to comedy as the affable, ineffectual occupation army officer Fishy in The Teahouse of the August Moon, trying to bring American-style democracy to Okinawa, but who goes native himself, and the bumbling navy PR man trying to do likewise on a South Pacific island in Don't Go Near the Water (1957).

We read of endangered or disappearing forms of work, jeopardized occupations: "loan officers, receptionists, paralegals, store clerks, taxi drivers, and security guards" and more, as "automation breeds automation".

Her deed poll certificate is signed by Boyling, who lists his occupation as "police officer".

Eventually, Steel found out his real name before discovering his marriage certificate, which listed his occupation as "police officer".

There is the sad Russian joke about a Russian going through passport control and he gets asked by an officer: "Occupation?" "No," replies the Russian.

The daily news intake is moulded by senior occupation forces' PR officers and embassy officials camped in the Green Zone - once Saddam's fortress, now a vast monstrosity housing the occupation authorities and their competing and corrupt Iraqi proteges of all sects.

Madison was then cuffed and asked his name and occupation, and the officers got a lot friendlier when they realised they were hassling a firefighter.

Madison was then cuffed and asked his name and occupation, and the officers got a lot friendlier when they realized they were hassling a firefighter.