Sentence examples for charge of the command from inspiring English sources

–If, as Mr. Giuliani suggests, the mayor is "in charge" of the "command system" of New York City, then does he bear the burden of responsibility for any faults in that system's response to 9/11?

LAHOUSEN: Tasks were assigned to them before each combat by the office in charge of the command, that is, in the case of orders originating from the office to which I belonged, they were determined by the OKW.

Flynn, then a colonel, in charge of the command's intelligence collection and analysis, had ambitions for expanding the reach of special operations.

Maj Gen Tim Radford, who will be in charge of the command centre on Salisbury Plain, said it would make the Army more efficient.

He also removed from command the army general in charge of the Karbala command center.

The two knew each other from the 1970s, when Sharon was the general in charge of the southern command of the Israel Defense Forces and Dagan was a young officer whom he put in charge of a top-secret unit whose purpose was the systematic assassination of Palestine Liberation Organization militiamen in the Gaza Strip.

But the expectation is that whoever is in charge of the new command will also direct the National Security Agency, an effort to solve the turf war between the spy agency and the military over who is in charge of conducting offensive operations.

General Petraeus, who commanded American troops in Iraq several years ago and then took charge of the United States Central Command in Tampa, Fla., where he was General McChrystal's boss, was immediately appointed by President Obama to take over in Kabul.

Lawrence had also been the Commanding General of "Netcom"—the US Army Technology Command, in charge of all their "Command, Control, Communications, and Computers".

Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, the Marine officer in charge of the U.S. Africa Command, said there have been "five or six" piracy incidents in the region in two months.

"What distinguishes certain groups, particularly African-Americans, is that they are closely associated with their communities at home," said Maj. Gen. Joseph L. Osterman, who is in charge of the Marine Corps recruiting command.