Sentence examples for command led from inspiring English sources

In Brian Lewis's case, reporting his own assault to command led to reprisals.

They rely on the NATO command, led by Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal of the U.S. Army, to provide backup if their troops come under fire.

The British police said the investigation was being headed by the counterterrorism command, led by Peter Clarke, an officer normally associated with inquiries into Islamic terrorism.

Ben Emmerson QC, who said the guilt of the two accused, Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun, had been proved beyond all doubt, and the chain of command led all the way to President Vladimir Putin.

With 29 games remaining, the Orioles look like the team in command, led by a sharp bullpen (58-0 with a lead after the seventh inning) and a manager who seems practically incapable of deep reflection or projection.

A3 Confusion in Russian Military Marshal Igor D. Sergeyev, Russia's defense minister, said confusion within the Russian military command led to a deadly ambush last week that killed at least 43 Russian soldiers and policemen.

The voguing section is a highlight: Archie Burnett, who unfurls his arms with ferocious command, leads the way.

(Chinen) Yotam Silberstein Quartet (Wednesday and Thursday) Yotam Silberstein, a young guitarist with a fluid command, leads a quartet stocked with commensurate talent: the pianist Glenn Zaleski, the bassist Barak Mori and the drummer Jochen Rueckert.

From a language point of view, however, British power had the good fortune to be succeeded by its cousin in North America, so that the usual historic lag, as political command leads on to linguistic imitation, was disguised.

The combination of heightened vigilance and poor command and control led to series of mistakes, according to a highly classified 2008 Pentagon report on "Operational Mishaps by Air Defense Units".

The growing demand for sashimi-grade tuna, and the tremendous prices it commands, led to the obsession with quality.