Sentence examples for clear lines of command from inspiring English sources
Bureaucracies have clear lines of command and control.
The dominance of a single individual gives them clear lines of command and enormous flexibility.
The best you can say is that in an administration with a reputation for clear lines of command and clear rules of engagement, the vagueness and incompetence are the most striking features.
Among the group's members are Thomas Von Essen, Giuliani's former fire commissioner, and Richard Sheirer, Hauer's successor as head of the Office of Emergency Management; both men have been faulted for failing to establish clear lines of command on September 11th, and both now work for Giuliani Partners.
This does not do justice to the serious debate of this crucial issue.The cold war was a stable period because of its bipolar nature, its relatively rational strategic decision-making processes, clear lines of command over nuclear arsenals and the absence of public pressure to launch a nuclear war.
Amy Smithson, its author, argues that the state grants being given out by the CDC still do not reach deeply enough to the local level, where both detection and response first occur.The interaction between local, state and federal authorities in America becomes even more fraught in an actual emergency, and clear lines of command are only just emerging.
I have been really focused on putting a clear line of command into news so we can build the trust of the BBC".
Since the chancellor will be able to pick the district superintendents, that means a clear line of command from the top.
The first thing to do, he said, was to "take action and build trust by putting a clear line of command in".
Earlier, Davie told the BBC News channel that the MacQuarrie report, which he received on Sunday night, made it clear that to "get a grip" on the situation there needed to be a "clear line of command" in the news division.
