Sentence examples for officer deployment from inspiring English sources

The new administration has adhered to longstanding policies of the Daley administration, whose officials denied Freedom of Information Act requests by contending that public disclosure of documents detailing officer deployment levels would compromise security.

But some forces matched the new computers and data with better ways of working: more accurate mapping of crime, daily adjustment of officer deployment to crime hotspots and regular evaluation of results.

LAPD union slams chief's response to crime hike, calls for hearings about officer deployment.

Critical to the success of New York City's CompStat program were weekly accountability meetings in which police officials would plan officer deployments, share successful strategies, praise good work and constructively criticize areas found to have fallen short of established goals.

More resources should be found for youth work in rough neighbourhoods: teenagers spend a small fraction of their time at school, yet teachers are expected to socialise and discipline as well as educate them.Meanwhile police chiefs must be readier to mobilise the extra officers whose deployment finally quelled the trouble last week.

Kinsella served as a United States Army officer with deployments to Baghdad, Iraq and Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

But of the five officers whose deployments are dealt with in this case, Bob Lambert has publicly acknowledged his past, Mark Kennedy has given interviews after being outed, stories about Mark Jenner and John Dines have appeared in national media, and an announcement by the Met that Jim Boyling had been suspended from duties was presumably issued by someone who had not received the NCND memo.

A senior military officer said extending deployment of the Third Brigade, which patrols Falluja and nearby areas of anti-American resistance, would allow for continuity.

Hannah Sell, national secretary of the YRE at the time of Officer A's deployment, remembers him well but is furious at the implication that the group was involved in violence.

Several characteristics of military service were significantly associated with lower diabetes risk in multivariable models, including deployment, officer pay grade, and remaining in military service.

"The CPS appears not to have looked at the use of sexual relationships as a systematic tactic used by a group of undercover officers during their deployment and that concerns me," she said.