"By assuming command," she writes of Reagan, "he ended the seventies". We don't know yet whether they are upon us again.
By 5 January, Đurišić assumed command over the Berane district and established seven Chetnik detachments in the area.
Ernst Schöller, assuming command in May 1918.
Over the objections of the former Consul Gaius Marius, the Consul for the year, Lucius Cornelius Sulla was ordered by the senate to assume command of the war against Mithridates.
When we met, he was preparing to assume command of the American forces here, taking over for Gen. David H. Petraeus.
On July 29, Betsy Gelardi added to that distinction by becoming the first female officer in the county to rise through the ranks to assume command of a department.
Assuming command, he moved through the rice paddies, without cover.
In 1653 Khabarov was recalled to Moscow and replaced by Onufriy Stepanov, who assumed command of Khabarov's Cossack troops.
"If the sheriff's department takes over, they also assume command of operations, which can be problematic because we're still responsible and liable," Payne said.
Reinforcements continued to arrive from the south in modest numbers, until General Thomas arrived at the end of April and assumed command of a force that was nominally over 2,000 strong, but in reality was significantly diminished by the effects of smallpox and the hardships of the Canadian winter.
When the war began in April 1861, McClellan offered his services to the Union cause and by the end of the month had assumed command of Ohio's troops.
