Sentence examples for officer setting from inspiring English sources

Grand juries decided not to indict either officer, setting off large protests.

From where she was crouching, Nichols saw a police officer setting up a gun.

A Baltimore judge ruled on Wednesday that an officer facing charges related to the death of Freddie Gray can be compelled by the state to testify against a fellow officer, setting a new precedent for Maryland.

Charles J. Hynes, the longtime Brooklyn district attorney, officially announced on Thursday that he would seek a seventh term as the borough's top law enforcement officer, setting him up for the toughest re-election campaign of his nearly 24-year career.

Robert D. Novak, the pugnacious political columnist and cable television fixture whose nickname, "the prince of darkness," was invoked with renewed fervor in 2003, when he revealed the name of a C.I.A. officer, setting the stage for a criminal investigation that reached the Bush administration, died Tuesday morning at his home in Northwest Washington.

Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about an accident in which a police officer setting up flares at the scene of a fatal car accident in Queens was struck and seriously injured by another car misidentified the hometown of Oscar Berrios, the driver involved in the fatal accident.

One officer set a record by locking up people for violating bicycle regulations.

Another officer set up a children's home, which he advertised in Switzerland as a charity.

This officer sets up a meeting with a notorious politician, Bulai (Petre Ciubotaru).

"My Friend Ivan Lapshin," an unheroic portrayal of a local police officer set in a dingy prewar village, painted Soviet idealism in ironic tones.

The Toronto officer set off an alert that reached the police in Nicole's hometown, informing them that she was the victim in a major pornography-distribution case.