Sentence examples for command identified from inspiring English sources

In a speech Nov. 17, Adm. Phil Davidson, commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, identified China as perhaps the greatest challenge to the "long-term stability" of the region.

Moreover, Kaye found that Zuley, a lieutenant commander in the US Naval Reserve and a former liaison officer for United States European Command, identified his role on Guantanamo's special interrogation team in a review he wrote on Amazon for the book Killing Sharks, which seems to mirror Zuley's past.

The member of the Marine Raider unit of the Special Operations Command, identified Tuesday as Staff Sgt. Joshua Braica, was injured during a tactical vehicle training exercise Saturday.

This command identifies the sip-ua through which this call will be forwarded.

The force has notified the Health and Safety Executive of the issue while its Specialist Firearms Command identifies all buildings where gun training took place, the type of training and whether asbestos was present.

The CMD58 command identifies the addressing mode of the version 2 SDHC card.

For example, he has major difficulty to identify and separate functions, perform actions in logical sequences, dial a telephone number, choose a correct command, identify information, and respond adequately when he makes a call with his cell phone (see Table  2).

According to planners from Regional Command-East, the command had identified the types of units that were deploying to its operation Afghanistan and was coordinating with similar units already in Afghanistan to determine what types of contract support the units relied on.

But the Baghdad sweeps have underscored the raft of problems the American command has identified in the Iraqi force buildup, including hasty recruiting, insufficient training and a weak command structure, leading to breakdowns in discipline, especially in combat.

The Met's homicide and major crime command had identified the suspects through mobile phone analysis, CCTV footage and information from the local community.

Henry Ball's history of the AWC, Of Responsible Command (1983), identified a number of distinct incarnations of the institution on the basis of stages in its evolution.