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The accused officer has no right to legal representation at the hearing.

An assistant administrative officer, with no particular qualifications, is to receive a salary of £800 to £1,000 a year.

It was sought to cover that and many other possibilities by requiring a note to be made by the arresting officer.

I know, from my own experience in the last war, that the artillery officer had to have quite a lot of technical skill.

The latter figures include 500 men and 16 women auxiliary officers under training.

British officers thought detainees' lurid petitions were exaggerated.

One is the secretary of an excellent district hospital where they have at present one woman casualty officer.

The priest and the cavalry officer have learned to measure non-existence against mere incapacity.

First, it lays a statutory duty on every chief officer to investigate a complaint from a member of the public immediately it is received.

A pamphlet published in 1950 as an advertisement for the service emphasized creativity, initiative, and enterprise, rather than particular skills, as the qualities needed for success as a colonial officer.

If they saw the abysmal cultural and technical level of most applications that confront the average conservation officer, they would be less contemptuous.

A consular officer is not the same as a consul.

This requires expert contracting officers and staff who possess training in performing basic functions of government contracting officer representative, or contracting officer technical representative.

Her position there was similar to that of a correctional officer today.

This was her second role in the show she had already played a minor role as a corrupt officer at another prison in earlier episodes.

Could any prudent elected leader or elected officer of a local authority take that kind of advice without having second thoughts about it?

Consequently, each enforcement officer appears to be subject to common influences in the form of a loose organizational culture.

The ward executive officer intervened, and suggested that a vote again be taken on the matter.

Braithwaite was a highly experienced officer.

They were told by senior management that all officers must act with "openness and honesty" at all times if they suspected a fellow officer of wrongdoing.

The search was authorised by the senior officer and carried out by a female officer in accordance with the standard procedures.

In each of 17 areas there is no administrator and no financial officer.

I have been the spokesman for fire brigade officers for a great many years, ever since the war.

The air engineer officer is only undertaking a small section of the duties previously undertaken by the air gunnery officer.

The committee's suggested remedy focuses on the role of the hearing officer.

There are still some high-ranking officers, both serving and retired, who regret its passing.

The home was built for the purpose of providing quarters for the highest-ranking officer as well as providing space for official gatherings and functions.

The immigration officer asks him whether his visit is for business or pleasure.

I think that those sentences tell of a perfect partnership between the highly experienced non-commissioned officer and a young inexperienced officer.

Each officer transferred is sent to a course for training as an infantry officer.

He went on to win their trust as a police intelligence officer.

The police were informed but there was a considerable lapse of time before the investigating officer arrived at the mill.

The creditor then acted also as a governor, the highest military and judicial officer in the territorial administration.

What junior officer is in receipt of £420 a year?

I am sorry that when a question of such complexity was under discussion no law officer was pre sent.

I was hired as a liaison officer for four months at the south plant in the middle of its star t-up period.

A loan officer has a different expected value from the borrower for the asset to be purchased and the collateral assets.

It is from a marine officer to his brother.

He held a degree in literature and had received some training as a military officer.

As a naval officer, his immediate efforts were to bring him up-to-date with navigational matters.

Sometimes a merchant navy officer takes on face value what he is receiving and it may turn out to be something competely different.

They also sent reverberations through the officer corps and the soldiery, damaging confidence among some and legitimizing the desire for revenge among others.

His parole officer barred him from the show and the tour was cancelled, as audience members were smoking pot during performances.

At one point, a plainclothes officer reportedly told a detainee that the federal government had declared martial law.

This evasion was implied by a medium ranking officer.

That being the case, the recruiting officer is bound to conclude that the candidates before him are incommensurable in terms of the rule laid down by his superior officer.

Those duties do not require a fully trained officer and a reserve officer can readily do the task.

He is a retired officer, and no longer liable to recall for service.

He must be a very senior officer indeed.

But he must be at least one rank superior to the subordinate officer.

Density, however, is an entirely different matter and not what the superior officer has called for.

This and all other reports and reviews are given to every sworn officer.

A law passed in 1991 gave the president carte blanche in the appointment of the commander-in-chief and the removal of top officers.

There was an ongoing programme of lobbying local authorities to persuade them to appoint a properly trained officer for their principal cemetery superintendent posts.

The other was failure to appreciate that the evidence of the undercover officer would almost inevitably be ruled inadmissible because of the inducement offered.

When necessary a senior uniformed officer may be present at an interview between a suspect and his solicitor.

A veterinary officer was at the port awaiting the arrival of six trucks containing calves.

Under the present rules a wounded officer retains his acting rank for three months, but this period does not count towards the period qualifying for temporary rank.