disbursing officer造句

• He served as a disbursing officer under Lord Dunmore.
• Superintendent is the head of administration and is the drawing and disbursing officer as well.
• In November 1864, Starr was assigned as chief mustering and disbursing officer for the state of Ohio.
• During World War II, Townsend served as disbursing officer on the aircraft carrier Hornet in the Pacific.
• On February 27, 1942, Ensign Alfred Naifeh was assigned to the USS Meredith ( DD-434 ) as Destroyer Division Disbursing Officer.
• As an LTJG, Crumpacker switched to the Supply Corps; on completing the Finance and Supply School, he joined as disbursing officer.
• The JFTR also follows the'expenses below $ 75 do not require a receipt'rule, although local disbursing officers may question charges they feel may be false.
• Since 2007, Coutu as worked in the financial services industry as a licensed financial adviser, tax professional and disbursing officer in the NY Army National Guard.
• He traveled to Europe several times on government business and served as the State Department's special disbursing officer at the International Monetary Conference held in Brussels on November 22, 1892.
• In 1940, he entered the state government, becoming the state supervisor of the inheritance tax, and in 1941 he moved up to become chief disbursing officer of the state's treasury.
• Capt . "'Henry W . Howgate "'( 1834  June 1, 1901 ) was Chief Disbursing Officer in the United States Army Signal Corps and responsible for major Arctic explorations.
• PIFRA organized exhaustive training programs throughout the country and trained hundreds of employees of not only the accounting offices but also the DDOs ( Drawing and Disbursing Officers ) of all the departments.
• Among its ranks was Henry W . Howgate, who after the war became a controversial figure as the Chief Disbursing Officer for the United States Army Signal Corps in charge of Arctic explorations.
• The chairman or president of the board, in overall charge of operations, an engineer officer with fieldwork responsibility, and a secretary and disbursing officer who ran the office proper and paid for work executed.
• Recalled at the start of the Civil War, he served as Mustering Officer at Albany, New York, in 1861-62, then as Superintendent of Volunteer Recruiting Service and Disbursing Officer at Madison, Wisconsin from April 20, 1863, to October 20, 1864.
• Abendroth also pursued a civilian career in state government, including appointments as a Purchasing Agent and Claims Examiner in the Purchasing Department, Budget Director for the State of Idaho, Disbursing Officer in the Highway Department, and Rural Electrification Manager for Idaho Power.
• During World War I he was adjutant general of the Nevada National Guard, as well as Nevada's federal disbursing officer and director of the draft . He studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1923 and commenced practice in Carson City.
• The school has a total of 3, 601 students with 996 first year students, 899 second year students, 936 third year students, 770 fourth year students, 1 guidance counselor, 1 book keeper, 1 disbursing officer, 94 teaching staff, 3 non-teaching, and 6 maintenance personnel.
• Alexander served during the American Civil War as Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General, Superintendent of Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief Mustering and Disbursing Officer for the State of Missouri, with headquarters at St . Louis from May 1, 1863, to Apr . 25, 1866.