Sentence examples for perfect officer from inspiring English sources

Nelson, who had not known him before this expedition, had conceived a great affection for Riou, and wrote 'In poor dear Riou the country has sustained an irreparable loss.' The naval historian Sir Jahleel Brenton declared that he had all the qualities of a perfect officer.

It is all just a little self-regarding: the perfect police officer undone by an imperfect world.

Sgt Stephen Miskell told the congregation that PC Bone was "a perfect police officer".

Downtown police sweeps are common, and freshly deported migrants are perfect fodder for officers with arrest quotas, according to one long serving officer who asked not to be named.

"Anytime you have money involved, it's perfect for intelligence officers," Mowatt-Larssen said.

("Anytime you have money involved, it's perfect for intelligence officers," a former C.I.A. operative says). In "Spy Wars," Nicholas Lemann explores the history of Soviet spying in America and discovers how hard it is to establish the truth about espionage.

He had read our letter and agreed with it entirely, and if my friend and I cared to meet him he would suggest some useful sabotage tactics that he had learned and perfected as an officer in counter-insurgency operations in Malaya and India.

As privates of the industrial army, they are placed under the command of a perfect hierarchy of officers and sergeants.

Prison watchdog groups and others say the idea makes perfect sense: have correction officers, instead of police officers, take control of the pens that hold suspects at the city's courts so that more police officers can be placed on the streets.

Tim Ruder, chief revenue officer of Perfect Market, a news media consultant, said that what worked for small papers would not necessarily work for large papers.

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