Sentence examples for command happened from inspiring English sources

It was at just that moment that the war on terror began, and Rumsfeld had to turn to an "Old Army" general, Tommy Franks, whose command happened to include the Middle East region, to fight it for him.

Chance to escape One day about three months ago, his command happened to march through an area that was near the Rwandan border.

2. Determine when the change in command will happen.

On the less serious incidents the initiation of investigations without the knowledge of the chain of command can happen.

He said that there could be no substitute for NATO forces but that the transition to a European command, if it happened, would allow Europe to assume more responsibility for regional security.

The installments of the manual grow progressively dark, revealing the futility of such self-stylings; after a traffic accident, the narrator commands, "Whatever happens, be grateful you didn't kill any children.

Now if only the show's president were to casually get bumped off -- or even impeached -- and second-in-command Selina Meyer happens to straighten up for the Oval Office.

He said when it dawned on them what had happened the command was given to "check fire".

Mr. Hague said the inquiry showed that the American troops reported after the operation that they had used a grenade, but that this had not been passed "up the military chain of command," which discovered what happened from examining combat video images that showed a flash from the grenade.

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft MPI\Bin\mpiexec.exe" -n 4 "C:/nrn/bin/nrniv.exe" -mpi "somesimplescript.hoc" a few seconds nothing happens (actually I see that 4 nrniv.exe are started but they do not use CPU ressources) and then it returns to command line without anything happened (nrniv.exe are shut down again).

The Goldstone report quotes the IDF's then head of northern command as stating, "What happened in the Dahiya quarter of Beirut in 2006 will happen in every village from which Israel is fired on … we apply disproportionate force on it and cause great damage and destruction there … This is a plan, and it has been approved" (report, p329).