In focusing so heavily on the north-south conflict, the international community has underestimated the determination of the Nuba: their fighters are more numerous and much better led than the Darfur rebels, with formidable organisational skills, command capabilities and discipline.
By the time Masséna arrived to take command, organization and discipline was in shambles.
Although medical officers in peacetime have some choice of the kind of work they will do, they are in a chain of command and are subject to military discipline.
Mr Corbyn's election as Labour leader was a rejection of Mr Blair and all his works – the spin, the command and control, the discipline and, crucially, the stifling of party debate on policy.
Watson told the Huffington Post: "It would certainly be a difficult thing for him to try and command discipline within parts of the parliamentary Labour party with that voting record, but, you know, members are aware of this.
The NYPD has a policy called Operations Order 44, which permits officers to shred department directives such as roll calls, bureau chief memos, police officer monthly performance reports, and command discipline logs.
October 7, 1734 Tullibody, Scotland March 28 , 1801Mediterranean Sea Sir Ralph Abercromby, (born Oct. 7, 1734, Tullibody, Clackmannan, Scot. died March 28 , 1801 at sea in the Mediterranean) soldier whose command restored discipline and prestige to the British army after the disastrous campaigns in the Low Countries between 1793 and 1799.
The top brass can be expected to argue that moving the disposition of cases outside the chain of command would somehow undermine order and discipline.
During the subsequent fighting at Ap My An the Viet Cong had elected to fight from a hasty but well-prepared position and had displayed good battle discipline, command and control and effective camouflage and concealment.
