Sentence examples for officer subject from inspiring English sources

McChrystal was not a knight riding across the plain; he was an officer subject to civilian control.

"In only those cases where an officer fails to appear or testify without a legitimate or valid reason, is the officer subject to potential disciplinary action.

"In agreeing Lee's request I have also made the extremely difficult decision that, like any GLA officer subject to a police investigation, Lee Jasper will be suspended pending the outcome of the police investigation," he said.

A privacy officer (subject to oversight) approves centralized access to a federated international database [ 26].

There, an officer subjected our fixer, Ahmed, to intense questioning: did he know any Palestinians?

Chief Superintendent Andy Nicholson, head of WMP's Professional Standards Department, said: "The IPCC has praised West Midlands Police's diversity monitoring with both the ethnicity of complainants and officers subject of complaints being routinely recorded.

The army, which has staged four coups in 50 years, faces a further reduction in its once exalted status, with serving officers subject to trial in civilian courts, in line with EU norms.

"The major lesson to be taken from the circumstances under review is that, while relying on reporting through the chain of command usually works well in relation to the conduct of rank and file officers, considerable strain can be placed on that mechanism when the officers subject to report are senior officers and in this case, the most senior officer," wrote Shoyer.

2005 Northumbria Police apologise and pay £10,000 to Dr Ranjit Johri after officers subjected him to a humiliating ordeal of arrest and wrongful imprisonment.

In 2009 the Metropolitan police made an unprecedented admission that officers subjected Ahmad to a brutal beating causing multiple injuries, and offered him £60,000 compensation.

The Met agreed in March 2009 to pay £60,000 damages to Ahmad after an admission that officers subjected him to a "serious, gratuitous and prolonged" attack.