Sentence examples for acknowledged command from inspiring English sources

He has acknowledged command issues from the get-go.

This center would be in addition to a more publicly acknowledged command post, where city officials would deal with emergencies like snowstorms.

This need to downgrade or drop calls can be gathered from some indication about the available resources for the RN and its UEs in the new target cell, which can be included either in the HO request acknowledged command or an additional signal sent from the target eNB.

Everyone knows their place – basically, helm steers, tactical shoots, engineering makes sure the power's diverted where it needs to be, while the captain oversees all to ensure balance across the board – and not acknowledging commands, or issuing ones of your own, will lead to disaster.

Colleagues refer to them as the Ceausescus or as Bonnie and Clyde, acknowledging their command of operatic politics or piratical self-promotion.

The combination of the different terms of these two systems results in four primary speech functions: offer, command, statement, and question, as shown in Table 1, which are, furthermore, "matched by a set of desired responses: accepting an offer, carrying out a command, acknowledging a statement and answering a question" ((Halliday & Matthiessen 2014): 135).

The American command acknowledged that its helicopters had been active nearby, but said a joint investigation had revealed no such evidence.

The head of the army's southern command acknowledged last week that Israel and Hamas, despite their repeated wars,  shared a few "common interests", particularly stability in Gaza.

Bolot E. Sherniyazov, the interior minister, acknowledged difficulties assuming command of the police, but he asserted in an interview on Saturday that he was now largely in control.

A report issued Wednesday by the Government Accountability Office acknowledged that the command had taken steps recently to win the trust of American diplomats and development experts, as well as African leaders.

The NATO command acknowledged that an airstrike had taken place and announced there would be an investigation, but said it could not confirm that there had been civilian casualties.