Sentence examples for officer thinking from inspiring English sources

She said that some victims of robbery — a common crime against the construction workers who leave their homes before sunrise, she said — simply live with the loss, that women put up with physical abuse from their husbands for perilously long times, and that drivers pulled over for a traffic violation break down crying in front of the police officer, thinking that they are going to be arrested.

Ever since a videotape of a police officer knocking a man off of his bicycle in Times Square surfaced on the Internet two years ago, people have asked the same question: What was the officer thinking?

You don't want the admissions officer thinking you aren't taking the task seriously.

Such a lack of information can affect officers' thinking, said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.

Her protection officers, thinking her asleep, were in the pub, but one policeman was still on duty.

Nine Afghan police officers were killed Sunday and five others were wounded in western Afghanistan when a convoy of Afghan and United States forces called in airstrikes on the officers, thinking they were militants.

Boris Johnson has said he will consider ensuring that half of all new Met police recruits come from an minority ethnic background, but warned that the move could mean officers thinking they have not been recruited on merit.

That cops are speaking in militaristic terms is only a symptom of officers thinking in militaristic terms.

The first is a young English field security officer, Will Walker, a model of Anglo-Saxon attitudes: stiff upper lip in spite of lacking the "look of the officer class", thinking he can stop someone from shooting with an "I say!", introducing himself as a fellow "from the Midlands, Shakespeare's country".

Martin Casado, the company's co-founder and chief technical officer, began thinking about network virtualization in 2002, when he was working as a contractor for a United States intelligence agency.

I didn't know who I was more upset with: my husband for putting me in this situation, or the police officer for thinking that my husband left me.