Sentence examples for trusted officer from inspiring English sources
Thank you for being an engaged and model steward of the land and a trusted officer of the Duell Hollow Conservation Association.
Born of humble parents, Maximian rose in the army, on the basis of his military skill, to become a trusted officer and friend of the emperor Diocletian, who made him caesar July 21, 285, and augustus April 1, 286.
Gordon's most trusted officer was true to the last, but doubts were entertained of the fidelity of Abdul Ahmed, the second in command, and he justified these by deserting.
He became a trusted officer, enough to be left in charge of the Presidio in José Figueroa's absence.
Since I wasn't exactly part of the in-crowd, I considered my newfound status as a trusted officer in Jack's family business a step up—even though Tammy lived in a trailer park on the edge of town.
It's not just that they didn't quite die for nothing: you'll always be able to pass on a small pittance to the next captain along, be it a favored deck gun or a trusted officer, even if you can't afford to commission a will.
He has removed almost 300 federal police commanders, replacing them with trusted officers trained at a new police academy.
The purge was masterminded by Suharto, who soon persuaded Sukarno to vest in him leadership of the armed forces, and used trusted officers to carry it out.
The purge was masterminded by Suharto, who soon persuaded President Sukarno to vest in him leadership of the armed forces, and used trusted officers to carry it out.
On July 14th, as the Royal Navy sent ship after ship into New York Harbor, Howe dispatched a young lieutenant, Philip Brown, with a letter addressed to "George Washington, Esq". Brown arrived on Manhattan Island under a flag of truce, and on the shore to meet him were three of Washington's most trusted officers.
The Navy Club has designated seven of its members - "seven trusted officers", according to Vice Admiral Veiga Cabral - to form a "shadow commission" to counter whatever accusations may come their way.
