Sentence examples for testing officers from inspiring English sources

It spoke of testing officers being intimidated or misled by security staff, of athletes giving addresses in closed military cities, making it impossible to test them.

The company's veterans and the testing officers said their main message was that the way to keep safe is by focusing on the small, present-tense details of helicopter flying, ingrained by training and repetition.

Having earned a heavy goods vehicle driving licence and a qualified testing officer's certificate during his time in the Army, he spent the last 14 years of his working life as a driving instructor.

After a field sobriety test, officers arrested Brent on a charge of driving while intoxicated.

But when the defence asked for an independent re-test, officers failed to retrieve the samples and one officer suggested they had been destroyed.

The two men say that because the department does not routinely test officers for hearing, the hearing-aid ban does little to weed out officers with hearing loss.

It commended the New York Police Department for initiating a program, in the wake of the Edwards shooting, to test officers for unconscious racial bias, something Mr. Stone said he hoped would be replicated across the country.

Mr. Powell eventually refused to take the second test — a more precise one than the test officers gave him when they stopped him — but he seemed to comfortably make it through a series of other sobriety tests that required walking in a straight line, standing on one foot and touching his nose.

Mr. Sharpton said the call to test officers' sobriety after shootings was a "rallying cry" among black religious leaders and elected officials when they met with Mr. Kelly and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at City Hall on Nov. 27 to calm frayed tempers after the Bell shooting.

After the man successfully completed an hour-long sobriety test, officers concluded "that this was the one and only joint that was smoked".

During these tests, officers will check subjects for a heightened pulse or blood pressure, as well as subtle ticks like eyelid tremors.