Sentence examples for any commanders of from inspiring English sources

The report, which was completed on Aug. 13 and declassified in recent days to allow military officials to brief family members of those who were killed, did not assign blame to any commanders of the unit involved — the Second Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team — a unit that was in the final days of a 15-month deployment when the attack took place.

In 13th-century England any commander of a troop of 10 or more lances who was not a count or an earl was usually a banneret.

Federal prosecutors are now investigating whether any commanders knew of the SOS debacle, but failed to stop it.Breaking this code of silence might best begin with a strong new police superintendent.

"It's the obligation of any commander to have a success plan and know how to make it work," he said.

This even though they were having a hard time coming up with examples of any commanders who had been removed from their posts for allowing a toxic climate on sexual assault.

In the German army at any rate, the commanders of such units were often authorized, not to say required, to act on their own initiative without waiting for orders from rear headquarters.

Pentagon and military officials declined to detail any agreements with commanders of the regional African group known as Ecowas should their forces become endangered, citing the requirements of operational security.

General McCorkle said the two pilots would not be allowed to fly as commanders of any Marine Corps aircraft for six months, after which they must requalify for that designation.

But in a voice recording posted on a pro-Shabaab website, its military spokesman Abdiasis Abu Mus'ab denied that any senior commander of the group was inside the house at the time.

Since the beginning of organized warfare, logistics have been one of the biggest headaches of any commander.

Robert Fox, defence editor of the London Evening Standard, said Adm Woodward had to take "some of the biggest risks of any commander in modern British history".