Sentence examples for command believing from inspiring English sources
The Allied command, believing that the Germans were using the abbey as a garrison and ammunition dump, made the controversial decision to bomb Monte Cassino.
But they also take a firm line on the chain of command, believing that healthy troops are the result of well-led units with good support from their colleagues.
The US joint forces command believes there's an outside chance that the Mexican state could fail as the war continues to escalate.
David A. Cooke Ann Arbor, Mich., March 20 , 2008To the Editor: As a soldier during my first 12-month tour with the 101st Airborne Division, as I sat in my chemical suit in Iraq, I truly believed that our chain of command believed in the W.M.D. threat.
Ilya Shlyakhter Cambridge, Mass., March 20 , 2008 To the Editor: As a soldier during my first 12-month tour with the 101st Airborne Division, as I sat in my chemical suit in Iraq, I truly believed that our chain of command believed in the W.M.D. threat.
"Hezbollah's command believes the intifada has crossed the point of no return and not even Arafat would be able to suppress it altogether," Kassem Kassir wrote in the Beirut daily al-Mustaqbal in a column attributed to unidentified Hezbollah leaders.
With no attacks during the night, the German command believed that the British offensive had been contained.
The British high command believed that capturing Havana would destroy the lines of communication from Spain to its colonial empire.
Yet Hereford, who had been placed under Gloucester's command, believed the command belonged to him, in his capacity of hereditary Constable of England.
Moreover, many in the Luftwaffe command believed medium bombers to be sufficient in power for use in strategic bombing operations against Germany's most likely enemies; Britain and France.
O Globo reported that Rio de Janeiro police senior command believe that the proportion of police officers suffering from mental stress is probably similar in all such high risk areas.
