Sentence examples for as its command from inspiring English sources

His version convinced his superiors this meant a German military unit was using the monastery as its command post, in breach of a Vatican agreement which treated it as neutral.

At the Tuesday meeting, Ms. Najjar told parents that she hoped to reclaim the P.S. 89 building, which the city's Office of Emergency Management is using as its command center, by Thanksgiving.

No. 3 Squadron was re-formed at RAAF Point Cook, Victoria, on 1 July 1925, with Lukis as its Commanding Officer (CO).

During that same day, the 30th Partisan Division ordered the forces under its command, as well as the recent reinforcements, to capture Kupres and Kupreška Vrata and then hold their ground against anticipated Croatian counterattacks.

They weren't about to practice Internet censorship and given the distributed nature of the CnC system, the Grum botnet kept a low profile even as it sent its commands out to various parts of the network.

While there will be a "handful" of matches aired on ITV4 the broadcaster will make much more by airing matches on its flagship channel as it commands at least a 40% pricing premium.

The Bush administration has specifically cited General Zolqadr and seven others as "key persons" in its command structure.

Based on the reduced models, several cases of numerical simulation of the unit operation have been conducted to monitor the evolution of the unit operation as a function of its command parameters and external perturbations.

Throughout the early 1990s, the brigade would continue to see units come and go from its command as they were transferred from the restructuring 18th Engineer Brigade and the deactivating 7th Engineer Brigade.

For all its financial troubles and shortcomings as an automaker, no aspect of G.M. has confounded its critics as much as its hidebound, command-and-control corporate culture.

The instrumentalist can then argue that one protects the liberty of each and every person better by instituting political authority and by treating its commands as authoritative.