Sentence examples for changes in command from inspiring English sources

A long string of defeats, partial victories, and retreats coupled with high command's indecisiveness and frequent changes in command structure (between 12 and 20 August the post of Commander-in-Chief changed hands four times) meant that the soldiers' morale was low.

The changes in command came as the Peruvian political picture became more muddled.

The surprise changes in command came as many critics of the government accused the armed forces of protecting Vladimiro Montesinos, the former intelligence aide, whose whereabouts have been secret since he landed at an air force base in the port of Pisco on Monday morning.

The changes in command nonetheless have reverberated through the ranks.

Once the unrest escalated — with fires cropping up around the city and people throwing items at officers — the department failed even further thanks to inadequate planning, unexpected changes in command roles and vague arrest policies.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates got headlines early this week when he proposed some changes in command structures along with other organization adjustments which in aggregate could save billions of dollars over five years.

Severance and Change-in-Command: In this crisis situation, the CEO should be an employee-at-will.

In contrast, the series parallel scheme displays short FD delays and is robust to closed-loop system transients due to changes in control commands.

2. Determine when the change in command will happen.

But a change in command at this late stage of the talks would be hazardous.

General Ham, in an e-mail message on Sunday, said plans for the change in command were already under way.