Sentence examples for remove officers from inspiring English sources

Police commissioner Kevin Davis said that action had already been taken to remove officers involved in the most egregious incidents, noting that he has fired six officers so far in 2016.

They're going to have to remove officers from other departments, to deal with alcohol-related disorder, and that obviously has a knock-on effect.

Los Angeles Airport Police Chief Patrick Gannon, who decided to remove officers from the checkpoints, said it reduced the predictability of airport security procedures and enhanced safety by placing officers in more central positions.

Joffre found his new command difficult; while he was able to dismiss army commanders at will (he limogered 54 generals by the time of the First Battle of the Marne) he seemed unable to remove officers from GQG.

"She lost part of her brain, she can no longer speak and had to have one eye removed," officers said.

The inference is clear: when robust objective safeguards are removed, officers' subjective prejudices may take their place.

So law enforcement officials moved rapidly to protect their own, removing officers from the streets and setting up the largest security detail in any city in recent history.

Gen. Richard C. Gross of the Army, the legal counsel to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, assessed reasons that foreign militaries had removed officers from authority over sexual assault cases.

It has begun to restructure the armed forces, removing officers who collaborated with the past regime and eliciting a formal apology for the 1992 coup.

At the time, promotion was based solely on seniority, and no policy existed for removing officers who could not or would not fulfill their duties.

Bennett said the use of robots raises serious concerns, as it removes officers and departments even further from life-or-death decisions that impact community members.