Sentence examples for officer evaluation from inspiring English sources

His only defense exhibit admitted into evidence was a portion of an officer evaluation report that showed that he had earned promotion.

He submitted one piece of evidence — his officer evaluation report that showed he had performed his duties in a superb manner — and also handled the semiautomatic weapon used in the attack.

He was promoted from captain to major in May 2009 and assigned to Fort Hood that July, and his officer evaluation reports referred to him as a star officer.

"After the Task Force disbanded, I basically became unemployed, because I never got Officer Evaluation Report (OER) you need to get your next assignment," he said, explaining that he had previously been recommended for promotion to brigadier general.

His final Officer Evaluation Report for his command at Fort Hood called him "one of the Army's best and brightest"; Clark was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his work at Fort Hood and was promoted to lieutenant general at the end of his command in April 1994.

Finally, the DOJ report found that one of the most damaging practices in Ferguson is a quota system for tickets and arrests: "Officer evaluations and promotions depend to an inordinate degree on 'productivity' the same euphemism that has been used by NYPD brass—"meaning the number of citations issued.

In the months after the profiling decision, state police commanders had generated so much evidence of profiling that even commanders of the Internal Affairs Bureau suggested that the department begin keeping a track of the racial breakdown of each trooper's stops, and including that data on the officers' evaluations.

Under the bill, law enforcement agencies may still consider arrest and summons statistics in an officer's evaluation, but not as the only basis for promotions, demotions or other actions.

A famous officer cadet evaluation at Sandhurst Britainn's West Point) is supposed to have read: "This officer's men seem to follow him merely out of idle curiosity".

Attorneys and advocates said that in practice, however, agents and officers don't always transfer people who express fear to asylum officers for evaluation.

Fabrizio Felloni, senior evaluation officer, independent office of evaluation at the International Fund for Agricultural Development (Ifad), Rome, Italy.