Sentence examples for command being taken from inspiring English sources

On 29 March, near Vauchelles-lès-Domart, Malcolm had been badly wounded in his good leg (he was lame in the other, following an injury in South Africa) and left the division to recover, command being taken over temporarily by Brigadier-General A. J. Hunter.

His command was taken over by a veteran of the Eastern Front, Paul Hausser.

The resignations were the culmination of a year of frustrations, in which more than 40 generals — approximately a tenth of the senior military command — were taken into custody, an assault that has infuriated the military but left it essentially helpless to fight back.

Lee's command was taken over by John Sullivan, who finished marching the army to Washington's camp across the river from Trenton.

So efficacy of the structures is now indicated by the leader's commands being taken into account immediately, and the response that came forward from all the units of the Liberation Tigers organization.

Such consolidation of command was taking place at the top of the Union forces, too.

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Specifically, Zinni proposed that all of the civil affairs functions in each of the Pentagon's major commands be taken out and collectively organized as a brand new command in the defense department.

With the cable industry consolidating, On Command could be taken over since it functions much like a cable system.

For this, only seizures by the operational police command (DISEC) were taken into account, excluding seizures by special units such as the airport antinarcotics unit and intelligence units.

He never obtained another command and was taken prisoner by the British in August 1945, several months after Germany's defeat.