Sentence examples for and establish a command from inspiring English sources

In the minutes after the attack, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Bernard B. Kerik, his police commissioner, found themselves trying to survive and establish a command center only to have each place become untenable.

He said other ideas being considered are retasking NATO vessels in the Mediterranean Sea along with nearby air assets to deal with humanitarian aid and establishing a command and control structure to coordinate relief efforts.

With the renewal of the revolt, efforts were made to unify rebel ranks and establish a hierarchical command structure.

Continued heavy clashes are also taking place in the nearby city of Hama and in Idlib in the north-west, where loyalist forces have been engaged in pitched battles with defectors who have struggled to establish a command and control structure.

They advised him to establish a command center outside his home, and set up computers and a toll-free telephone line, which he has done.

They brought in their own units and established a parallel command, he said.

Following the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan at the end of the year, Soviet forces gained control of the city from Afghan guerrillas in early 1980 and established a military command there.

Jourdan then ordered a general withdrawal from the region, instructing his divisions to retreat along the lines of march they had followed into the region, and himself establishing a command post at Hornberg.

The 17 criteria include checking whether the local clinical commissioning group on-call manager has visited the trust, whether the trust has established a command and control arrangement and whether "escalation protocols" for 12-hour trolley waits are in place and are working effectively.

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health has taken extensive precautionary measures to secure the Hajj from epidemics, establishing a Command and Control Center to monitor suspicious cases, requiring vaccinations, and even suggesting wearing face masks.

— "Legislation introduced in the House Wednesday would create a stronger federal chief information officer and establishes a chain of command for some of the administration's most important IT officials," Nextgov's Frank Konkel reported.