Sentence examples for because of a command from inspiring English sources
Discussion followed on contacting World Trade Center security and engineering/architectural staff, but the idea was not further explored because of a command climate discouraging contact with the civilian community.
It is not clear whether the "close command" occurs because of a re-closure signal, manual close signal or a combination of the two.
The whole world changed as a result of an interior illumination the water level was not what it was because of a single command by a higher power but because of an average result of a host of actions runoff, wind currents, melting glaciers.
The whole world changed as a result of an interior illumination — the water level was not what it was because of a single command by a higher power but because of an average result of a host of actions — runoff, wind currents, melting glaciers.
Mr. Mullen reassigned him almost immediately upon taking Mr. Clark's post, and a report in The Navy Times at the time paraphrased an anonymous source as saying that the change was being made because of a "poor command climate" in his division.
Of the 27 non-participants, 19 (7.4%) refused participation, while another 8 (3.1%) were not able to participate because of an insufficient command of the Dutch language.
He picked the federal building in Oklahoma City because it was a command post of sorts for the federal government in the West.
This state of affairs has emerged in part because of command and control fisheries policies that neglected the importance of the behavior of the fishing fleet itself.
He was a figure of unity that brought together the colonies, Virginia being a leading one because of the command power and prestige.
In its report on the Police Department, the consultant called for a clearer delineation of the roles and responsibilities of the department's leaders because of a lack of clear command structure and direction during and after the Sept. 11 attack.
