Sentence examples for command back from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montgomery traces, as well as he can, the chain of command back to Belgrade and uncovers the names of the commanders and ad hoc militias formed to fight the Kosovar Albanians beginning in March 1998.

"If you're telling me there's a straight chain of command back to El Chapo in Sinaloa — come on, that's absurd," the Mexican ambassador, Arturo Sarukhán, protested.

Her first commercial command back in the unprofessional Rue de l'Université days came from New York and was for forty sweaters and skirts.

Violence is focused in Ninewa province and in particular on Mosul, Iraq's third-largest city and home to General Petraeus's first command back in 2003.

His goal: to get a new hose for the truck, new masks and gloves for the men, whatever else was needed to get his command back to work.

That winter, 65 years ago, was particularly harsh and often raids had been called off at the last minute as the weather closed in, but the German capital had not been hit for two weeks, so there was some urgency to get Bomber Command back into battle.

A criminal prohibition on murder may be a command backed by a threat of sanction, but a law authorizing an individual to make a valid will disposing of his property after his death is not.

On Wednesday, his third day on the job, he delivered a message about respecting chains of command, backing the decision of Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, to dismiss Ezra Cohen-WatnicKushnershner ally and staff member on the National Security Council.

The familiar idea that all law essentially involves sanctions is also mistaken, whether in the form of Austin's view that every law is a command backed by a threat of punishment or of Kelsen's view that laws tell officials when to sanction citizens.

The tag can later be used to undo and redo all commands back to that point.

A privatisation programme was first commanded back in 2012 and has raised about €3bn so far.