Sentence examples for command concluded from inspiring English sources
A confidential internal review completed last July by the Pentagon's Africa Command concluded that the coup had unfolded too quickly for American commanders or intelligence analysts to detect any clear warning signs.
A confidential internal review completed last July by the Pentagon's Africa Command concluded that the coup had unfolded too quickly for American commanders or intelligence analysts to detect any clear warning signs, but other military officials disagreed, saying the intelligence analysts had grown complacent.
A confidential internal review completed last July by the Africa Command concluded that there were critical gaps in the American training for Malian troops and senior officers.
Such a humiliating verbal assault on a soldier was hard enough to fathom, let alone the fact that his chain of command concluded that he made the scenario up.
They were returned to Naples six days later, however, after the high command concluded that removing the fleet to Sardinia would allow British convoys from Alexandria to reach Malta with relative ease.
Striking those last clusters of command, he concluded, would be the "tipping point" that would topple the fractured government, signaling to the people of Iraq that its rule was truly at an end.
Soon after assuming command, McChrystal concluded that he did not have enough troops to execute the new strategy, and in September 2009 he laid out his concerns in a confidential report, which was subsequently leaked to the press.
In an emergency session the top Japanese IJA and IJN command staffs concluded that, "Guadalcanal might develop into the decisive battle of the war".
In an emergency session, the top Japanese army and navy command staffs concluded that, "Guadalcanal might develop into the decisive battle of the war".
But this time the Bush administration has before it a confidential report from a team of Navy officers from the United States Pacific Command that concludes that Taiwan needed new subs.
