Sentence examples for U.S. command from inspiring English sources

"Beijing, understanding this, may seek to exploit this gray area in U.S. policymaking and legal frameworks to create delays in U.S. command decision-making," the report said.

Military action, under U.S. command, should give way to the training of Afghan security forces.

The New Yorker, April 8 , 1985P. 49 REPORTER AT LARGE about the U.S. command & control system.

By Daniel Ford The New Yorker, April 1 , 1985P. 43 REPORTER AT LARGE about the U.S. command & control system.

The well-publicized abuses at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere put all detainees on edge, and assurances that the U.S. command had cracked down were not readily believed.

"Let me explain how the coalition will work — it's operating under U.S. command with the intention that this will transfer to NATO," Mr. Cameron said.

The incident did not set off a debate about what to do in Libya but, rather, incited an almost entirely America-centric one, characterized by politically motivated finger-pointing about U.S. command-and-control weaknesses and errors.

The U.S. commands 38% of the collective $3.6 trillion net worth of the world's richest, down from 44% a year ago.

With four-year private colleges in the U.S. commanding on average $120,000 in tuition, it's never too early to prepare for financing a college degree.

Nike remains the overwhelmingly dominant athletic footwear brand in the U.S., commanding 37.7% of the industry's market share by revenue in July, according to NPD Group.

Even more notable, if for no other reason than the lure of the almighty dollar, a report by the Selig Center for Economic Growth at the Terry College of Business, shows that minority groups in the U.S. commanded an unprecedented amount of economic clout in 2013.