Sentence examples for select officers from inspiring English sources
He added, "Until the board of trustees takes control and prevents these few select officers from continuing on this path, the fragile financial and artistic structure of A.B.T. will continue to be terribly undermined".
Morshead met with Blamey on 13 October to select officers for the new brigade.
In partnership with the National Alliance for Mental Illness, BPD became an early adopter of "Crisis Intervention Teams (CIT)," providing additional, specialized training to select officers.
The Seringapatam medal was issued in gold for the highest dignitaries who were associated with the campaign as well as select officers on general duty, silver for other dignitaries, field officers and other staff officers, in copper-bronze for the non-commissioned officers and in tin for the privates.
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He has appeared at roll calls at station houses around the city and invited randomly selected officers to dinner in his office.
We introduced a new way of selecting officers called The London Factor, which includes changing the way officersrelate to our communities.
So while other neighborhood organizations were trying to assemble enough residents to justify the deployment of precious city services, those behind the newly minted Lower Ninth Ward Homeowners Association were busy writing bylaws and selecting officers well into March.
According to sociologist Lynn Zimmer, having only selected officers focused on top-level narcotics policing was a way to reduce the chances that the rest of the force would be tempted by bribes from street dealers.
The division had been raised in the New Armies in 1914 with a strong sense of Liberal patronage, and many of its officers had been personally appointed by Lloyd George; as a result, political convenience had often taken priority over military competence when selecting officers.
She was an adviser on minority affairs to Roosevelt and assisted the secretary of war in selecting officer candidates for the U.S. Women's Army Corps WACC).
