relieving officer การใช้

• Police love the ever-vigilant cameras, which they say reduce red-light running and relieve officers from intersection stakeouts.
• Officials claim the televised lineups would be less traumatic for witnesses and would relieve officers of the time-consuming task of assembling panels for live identification.
• In recent times, there has been a large movement within the police to implement changes in methods of equipment carry to relieve officers with back injuries.
• The accommodation areas of the fire station are now used by visiting emergency services personnel, officers attending courses from regional towns as well as by visiting relieving officers.
• However, upon conclusion of the emergency the relieving officer must show by incontrovertible and conclusive evidence that his usurpation of authority was essential to preserve the main body of Naval forces.
• It is believed that the vests are effective in relieving officers of chronic back pain, as it takes most of the weight away from the waist and back area, and distributes it across the frontal area of the officer's torso.
• In 1937 it was the address of the relieving officer and the registrar of births, marriages, and deaths, as well as a Men s Social Club, a girls gymnastic club, Selly Oak Choral Union and Miss Christine Boyse who taught dancing.
• Murrell's planned visit generated much anticipation in East Thorpe's community, with the local rector attempting to calm the situation by requesting that the parish relieving officer move the allegedly bewitched girl to the union-house, where she could be examined by the parish surgeon.
• The Dostler case became a precedent for the principle that was used in the Nuremberg Trials of German generals, officials, and Nazi leaders beginning in November 1945 : using superior orders as a defense does not relieve officers from responsibility of carrying out illegal orders and their liability to be punished in court.