Sentence examples for whose officer from inspiring English sources

"To give you an example, take the artillery soldier whose officer gave him chemical weapons to fire," the judge said.

Nor is the quest to reassure outsiders helped by the certain knowledge that cronies of the army (whose officer corps at times resembles a business club) will be hungry for the juiciest deals.As for democracy, that will have to wait.

Campbell, whose officer ranks had been depleted in the Caribbean campaign, would only grant the leave after the upcoming expedition.

One of the show's biggest, most surprising additions has been Lucy Liu, whose Officer Jessica Tang partnered up with the troubled John Cooper Michael Cudlitzz) upon his return from rehab, freeing his former trainee Ben Sherman Ben McKenziee) to ride with Sammy Bryant Shawn Hatosyy).

The investigative committee of the prosecutor general's office, whose officers conducted the search, declined to comment.

It is the only branch of government whose officers are unelected.

More damaging still is a fast-growing scandal over the Internal Revenue Service, whose officers targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status.

Don't open it until you're outside, preferably near a police station whose officers patronize Kohl's.

The Secret Service, whose officers hustled her away after a minute or two, later identified her as Dr. Wenyi Wang, 47.

The need for biographical information has expanded with the proliferation of international organizations, whose officers must be briefed about their foreign counterparts.

The novel was "The Hunt for Red October," a story about a Soviet nuclear submarine whose officers defect to the United States and bring their boat along with them.