Sentence examples for temporary officers from inspiring English sources

"The prisons department had expanded and recruited a lot of temporary officers.

In subsection (b) the words "on the active list" are inserted in order to exclude reserve and temporary officers, which is the intention of Congress determined from the use of the words "additional numbers in grade" and "percentage of officers on the active list" which apply only to regular officers holding permanent appointments.

Half of the 10,000 governor, officer and support worker posts that have been cut in publicly-funded jails since 2010 were lost in 2013-14 - temporary officers were bussed into the jails hardest hit from other prisons, so-called "detached duty".

He has enjoyed a passing glamour as a temporary officer, but returns from war to settle down to his job at a gentlemen's outfitters, to grumble about his wife's career, and to exercise his marital rights: Julia discovers with dismay that "a man didn't necessarily give a woman the sensations she craved, although he attained them for himself".

416, provided for suspension of laws for mandatory retirement or separation during war or emergency of temporary warrant officers of Navy and Marine Corps.

In a surprise move, administration officials said they would invoke a rarely used presidential power to appoint civilians as temporary military officers to be judges on a review panel in lieu of an appeals court.

The regulations outlaw the unauthorised assembly of people and give controversial "temporary enforcement officers" police powers to instantly remove from the designated Olympic areas people deemed to be causing "annoyance".

"He's clearly a principal officer and the fact that he is a temporary principal officer doesn't mean that is any less subject to Senate confirmation," Schiff said.

"We were temporary-duty officers, and they knew our rotations," he told me.

Finally congressman Steve Womack, the temporary presiding officer, took to the stage to call for a voice vote on the party rules, with partisans on both sides loudly screaming.

Financial constraints prevented her from going to university, so she then worked as a temporary clerical officer in the civil service.