In the next few months the rebels learned how debilitated the Díaz army had become; led by aged generals, the Federalist troops lacked discipline, cohesion, unity of command, and effectiveness.
In today's companies we have developed policies to abide by and built hierarchies of power to enable effective command and control and thereby effectiveness and productivity.
Simulation results with rapid and accurate command tracking show the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed control system.
Worse still, by overstating the effectiveness of national command and control by the time United 93 was heading for Washington, the government obscured the central reality of that morning: that the Washington establishment talked mainly to itself, disconnected from the reality on the ground and in the air.
In this context, the report on Habyarimana's plane is the latest in a yearlong string of diplomatic and political moves that show the new Rwandan government achieving a level of sophistication, skill, and effectiveness in commanding international respect that has rarely, if ever, been seen before in Africa.
Without command of the subject the effectiveness of any teacher is questionable.
The two have served as co-managers of the agency, giving it an unusual command structure that hampers its effectiveness, other city officials contend.
About this time, Rosecrans' earlier aggressive quality seemed to give way to an excess of caution and a disposition to worry and to argue with his superiors, who he felt were hampering the effectiveness of his command.
Mr Obama's strategic guidance risks talking up the importance of partners while undermining the effectiveness of the command that does more than any other to make those partnerships work in America's interest.
The Army's General Staff had assessed the problems of leadership, tactics, command and control to improve effectiveness.
