Sentence examples for command and place from inspiring English sources
The creative man has no choice but to trust his inner command and place everything at stake in order to express what seems to him to be true," Milosz writes.
Of the 3,374 incidents reported, just 302 went to trial, leading to 238 convictions.Kirsten Gillibrand, New York's junior Democratic senator, has introduced legislation to remove sexual-assault cases from the army chain of command and place them in the hands of trained military prosecutors.
It was appropriate to remove this faith-based program from the chain of command and place it within the chaplain's purview.
Whatever the case Sanders decided to remove himself from Gell's command and place him and his men under the direction of Colonel Richard Houghton, of the Staffordshire county committee and military governor of Burton.
To do this, make a batch file for each command and place them in the game file.
It removes the reporting, oversight, investigation, and victim care from the normal chain of command and places jurisdiction in an autonomous and unbiased office comprised of civilian and military experts.
For a brief time, due to the increased isolation of the Philippines and before the fall of Java, UASFIA was withdrawn from MacArthur's command and placed under the ABDA with continued direction to support both Java and the Philippines.
Continue to always use the sweeping motion and an encouraging voice to signify the release from the stay command, and always place her in a sit when she comes to you.
Combat began before dawn on 2 December 1805, and Nansouty had his entire division reunited under his command and again placed in the Cavalry Reserve, under Murat.
In mid-August, large-scale re-organization of Allied forces in Asia resulted in the AAABC being renamed the American Air Base Command 1, and placed under George E. Stratemeyer.
He said the US was investigating to see whether the Isis branch in Yemen has the command-and-control structure in place to substantiate its claim of responsibility.
