Sentence examples for burdens of command from inspiring English sources

One of a leader's many burdens of command is to make the tough decisions about who and what stays and goes when it comes to a culture change.

She felt the main strength of the episode was the use of a science fiction crisis "to frame a story about love and sacrifice, the horrors of war and the burdens of command".

He encourages the president to double-cross Bernstein, saying, "Part of the burden of command is that you have to sell the other guy out".

Set against these evasions are some shrewd points about music and success, about the stressful burden of command shouldered by Albarn, and there's some tremendous live footage.

He shouldered the burden of command, doing everything he could to create conditions that would increase the number of prisoners who would survive unbroken, while fighting an internal war against his captors and their attempts to use the prisoners for propaganda.

I love how Jake is slowly slipping deeper and deeper into evil-dom as the blood of B613 seeps deeper into his veins and the burden of being Command weighs heavier on his shoulders.

Lincoln is an awards-season movie through and through – that brooding poster image of Daniel Day-Lewis's president in profile, lost in thought, dealing with the burdens of history and command, hammers home the sheer granite importance of what is being dramatised.

He was relieved of command.

Chains of command are clearer.

He was relieved of command in January.

Robertson bemoaned his lack of command.