Sentence examples similar to command committee from inspiring English sources

Besides taking the traditional commanding heights of the military as well as state and party more rapidly than his predecessors, he has created at least four other central command committees or "small leading groups" – on economic reform, state security, military reform and, tellingly, the internet.

In an Aug. 3, 2000, letter marked "urgent and confidential," the Iraqi vice president, Taha Yassin Ramadan, informed government ministers that a high-command committee wanted "extra revenues" from the oil-for-food program.

Madame Mao was pleased that Ormandy had added to the program "The Yellow River Concerto," a piece composed at her command by a committee of Party-approved musicians.

The official said that not only did Democrats have command of the committee and a strong majority in the Senate, but that any nomination would also come at a time when the president's public standing was high.

This was unpopular among Party apparatchiks, and led to confusions in the chain of command, as neither committee secretary had precedence over the other.

They will operate through a complex hierarchy of command centers, steering committees and protocols to respond to disruptions.

He has added a new layer of authority at the top, taken command of numerous committees, and now personally supervises overall government reform, finance, the overhaul of the armed forces and cyber-security.

Another Matlin ploy is to gain a controlling position by gobbling up the majority of the debt, thus giving him command of the creditors committee, which decides who gets what in the restructuring.

The 18 generals of the high command have also told a committee to revise the constitution to prepare for an open presidential election in August.

The fact that eight of the FIFA high command, its 24-man ruling committee, have been accused in less than a year of corruption does not surprise him.

Mr. Aquino also ordered the Interior Department to investigate Mayor Alfredo Lim of Manila for failing to immediately convene a crisis committee, leaving the command center at the height of the standoff, and ordering the arrest of Gregorio Mendoza, the brother of the hostage-taker, Rolando Mendoza.