Sentence examples for centrally commanded from inspiring English sources

There is no centrally commanded rebel army in Iraq.

In a centrally commanded, "progressive," utilitarian Soviet society it was a gesture of subversive silliness.

Whatever their differences, Byzantine armies were the direct heirs of the Roman legions in that they consisted of various kinds of troops in well-organized, centrally commanded units.

The creation of a multiethnic, centrally commanded Afghan National Army has long been promoted by President Hamid Karzai, and his American and United Nations supporters, as the one solution to Afghanistan's endemic insecurity and powerful regional warlords.

This suggests to some that, if the police are to continue to play a central role in counter-terrorism, they may need to be more heavily armed and more centrally commanded.

It also represents a clear claim that the group planned and commanded the attack centrally, rather than simply being carried out by a domestic French group "inspired" by the jihadists.

Decades of a centrally planned command economy have transformed North Korea into Asia's poorest country, one that has twisted inward.

She commanded.

Following independence, the government began the gradual transformation from a command (centrally planned) to a market economy, establishing a program to privatize many state enterprises primarily through distribution of ownership vouchers to the public.

Movement sensation in the absence of sensory feedback is thought to be caused by centrally generated motor commands.

Modifications in cardiovascular parameters may be elicited by peripheral factors (for example, from a rise in the activity of chemosensitive afferents within working muscles [12], [13] or from the activation of autonomic reflexes, such as the baroreflexes), and/or by centrally generated neural commands during motor programming used to mobilize the musculoskeletal system [14], [15].