Sentence examples for processing officer from inspiring English sources

Many of the health facilities had only one claims processing officer, which invariably suggests that delays should not be doubted.

Upon arrival at the jail in Hempstead, about five miles from the stop, Ms Bland told a processing officer she had had recent bouts of depression and had attempted to take her own life.

After the formalities of telling the processing officer my birth date, and other information that verifies my identity, I am allowed to put on the clothes that my family sent a week earlier.

"If they decided to put a few more processing officers here to expand their capacity, they could do it very easily," he said.

Choi still had a couple of stumbling blocks: he was too old to join the Marines (he went for the Army instead) and the recruiters weren't used to processing former officers who wanted to come back as enlisted men.

De Blasio said the change would direct police resources "towards more serious crime" and not waste "officer time processing unnecessary arrests".

In 1954, more than a million Mexicans were sent back to Mexico during "Operation Wetback" with hundreds of immigration officers rapidly processing the deportees in temporary detention camps before flying them out of the country.

The old way of processing mortgages involved a loan officer or broker collecting reams of income statements and ordering credit histories, typically over several weeks.

Officer Argila was processing the arrest of a suspect on Oct. 28 when, looking for identification, he took a debit card for Orange County Trust Company and a slip of paper with the card's personal identification number out of the man's wallet, according to a statement from the Bronx district attorney, Robert T. Johnson.

With a shrug of the shoulders and a facial expression that says, "Okay, so I was naive," Lynn Blodgett, 53, chief executive officer of data processing company ACS (sales $5.8 billion), recalls his first attempt to photograph the homeless.

The road to the new injury policy began in 1986, when the county pulled out of the workers' compensation system of processing injury claims for correction officers, said Robert Goodstein, the lawyer for the Correction Officers Benevolent Association.