Sentence examples for command because of the from inspiring English sources

The area was under naval command because of the predominance of the naval port of Flushing on the island of Walcheren which controlled the access to Antwerp via the Western Scheldt.

Mr. Gade said he relieved Col. Henrik Flach, the head of the country's 496-member unit in southern Iraq, from command "because of lack of judgment".

Harry S. Truman relieved MacArthur of his commands because of the general's insubordination and unwillingness to conduct a limited war.

Earlier denied a command because of his indecisiveness, the young ranking officer (Mr. McConaughey) gets ornery and smart when U-571 is cornered by a German destroyer.

She had no idea of the high rent that the small apartment commanded because of that view and a neck-craning glimpse of Central Park.

The relationship collapsed altogether in early January 1945, when Galland was relieved of his command because of his constant criticism of the Luftwaffe leadership.

"It really is liberating," he said, noting the stress that came from needing to read one another's mind on command because of a mark on the calendar.

Such operations, however, became highly expensive to the bomber command, particularly because of the defense put up by the German night fighter force.

They were told to look back at the early records of the eligible black colonels to see if their ratings in past years had been in any way influenced by the prejudices of the rating officers or if they had received lesser assignments or had been kept out of command positions because of the racial predisposition of any assigning superior officer.

It is not clear whether the "close command" occurs because of a re-closure signal, manual close signal or a combination of the two.

When some cells fail to respond to the control command because of communication errors, consumer override, or operational constraints, the ( P_{text{PEESS}} ) will not produce a desired output.