Sentence examples for command aimed from inspiring English sources

The Axis command aimed to forestall that danger by dislocating both forces opposing them.

There is deep skepticism among Africans and their leaders about the Pentagon's new "Africa command" aimed at coordinating military and diplomatic activities, with headquarters on the continent.

The U.S. Air Force announced yesterday that it is developing "a major command aimed at safeguarding U.S. military and civilian cyberspace," according to this Reuters story.

The command aims at changing the magnitude and the direction of the forces applied, namely the thrust and the aerodynamic force.

The inscriptions carved on ancient stones are commands aimed at future generations, ordering them to stop the clock.

She looks pleased as she and the rest of the group head over to the next set of "command tasks", aimed at testing their leadership, teamwork and planning skills.

More broadly, Israel also has sent its missiles and artillery shells into Hezbollah outposts, weapons depots and command posts, aiming at troops and ammunition buried in the rocky Lebanese terrain.

Ostojić was to command an operation aimed at encircling and destroying Partisan forces in Bosnia, which was to utilise Chetnik units serving as Italian auxiliaries in Herzegovina and Montenegro, as well as other Chetnik units in the Lika region, northern Bosnia and northern Dalmatia.

Lt. John Calef, commanding the guns, aimed one cannon at a group of rebel officers nearly a mile distant, and fired.

The angle of attack and pitch rate commands, which are aimed at producing desired aerodynamic lift to achieve robust tracking of a maneuvering target, are generated by a guidance law that is designed using input-to-state stability (ISS) theory.

Adams' version of a DCT evades this dilemma by holding that God is essentially good and that his commands are necessarily aimed at the good.