Sentence examples for command of a country from inspiring English sources

Confusion persists over who is in command of a country where the armed forces are used to wielding power, where Islamist fundamentalists pounce on any sign of weakness towards India over Kashmir and where the two groups sometimes overlap.

He went on, "He is unfit to hold the prerogative of supreme command of a country, and he is surely a rogue and a gangster fond of playing with fire, rather than a politician".

In Kim's long statement to Trump, which was carried by North Korean state media KCNA, the erratic North Korean leader said Trump was "unfit to hold the prerogative of supreme command of a country, and is surely a rogue and a gangster fond of playing with fire, rather than a politician".

But they also seem to command the support of a country eager not to be condemned to being the permanently sick man of Europe.

But Dallaire was a cautious man, a typical Canadian, a man of consensus and rules who was exercising his command in a country of excesses, illogicality and passion.

In this model a ruler accepts the job of commanding a country as mandated by the gods, but does so with moral and ethical constraints to nurture and better the populace, to improve the lot and circumstances of the population, and to foster agricultural plenty, military peace, cultural richness, and social accord.

Kainerugaba is now a brigadier with full command of the country's special forces, an elite group within the military that protects the president and guards national assets such as oilfields.

But on Monday, the crowd had thinned to half the size of the one that had been present on Saturday to hear his claim of command of the country, and to a fraction of the ones in the days before.

His revolutionary constitution created the post of supreme leader, placing an unelected senior scholar in overall command of the country.In this section Is the dream already over?

In a move that was quietly handled even by the standards of China's secretive military, Beijing last month elevated Gen. Chen Bingde of the army to chief of the general staff, a post where he will exercise day-to-day operational command of the country's 2.3 million-member armed forces.

In response a spokesman for Erdoğan says the coup is supported by only a faction of the army and that he is still in command of the country.