Sentence examples for command because the from inspiring English sources

It will be under the American chain of command, because the wider military operation is still under way in Afghanistan.

Although Clark was officially a lieutenant and second in command because the U.S. secretary of war refused him the same status as Lewis, the expedition leaders referred to each other as "captain" to mask this bureaucratic distinction.

"I think I remember hearing that it was more expensive to use Hikmat than the other companies, but that was all right with my chain of command because the mission was more dangerous and he was the only one who could and would do it," Caleb Hardin, one of Woodall's subordinates, wrote in a declaration submitted by Hikmat's lawyers.

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.

Let the expenditure be to promote the general welfare, still, if it is needful in order to insure its use for the intended purpose to influence any action which Congress cannot command because within the sphere of state government, the expenditure is unconstitutional.

Defense lawyers say that Mr. Diallo failed to respond to orders from the officers, who mistakenly thought the man had a gun, and that no one else heard the commands because the officers were relatively close to Mr. Diallo.

The worker/wife is not in a position to argue with the employer's/husband's commands because the employer's/husband's threat to leave the relationship unless obedience is forthcoming will be at once credible (since they stand to lose little economically from exiting it) and compelling (because the worker/wife stand to lose so much if the employer/husband do go ahead and exit).

Tamir could not have heard any commands, because the windows on the patrol car were rolled up, the lawyers wrote.

Heel is the best command to start with because: The dog is on the leash.

In contrast, General Thieu's appointment to the office of president was considered to be a positive development by the American Embassy and military command, because he possessed the political skills required by Saigon's political establishment.

The Washington statute conflicts with this command because under this statute, the only way the fiduciary can administer the plan according to its terms is to change the very terms he is supposed to follow.