Sentence examples for command of both from inspiring English sources

General Dunlavey, who outranks General Baccus, has temporarily assumed command of both task forces.

Although the high command of both sides claim the ceasefire is holding, the death toll is rising steadily.

(For the invective that he then hurls at both pot and stove, one needs a command of both culinary and non-dictionary French).

Mr. Dong has a firm command of both Western and Chinese painting techniques -- his sense of perspective and figure drawing are near flawless.

With his command of both details and American largesse, the Afghan-born envoy has created an alternate seat of power since his arrival on Thanksgiving.

Sauvé, who attended the University of Ottawa and the University of Paris, had a superb command of both English and French.

An indexed-sequential file system supports not only file search and manipulation commands of both a sequential and index-based nature but also the automatic creation of indexes.

The navy has not done so, and this month, when some opposition congressmen tried to get Mr Alfonsin's laws repealed, the high commands of both navy and air force attacked the idea.

As the American campaign has cut deeply into the commands of both the Taliban and Al Qaeda, drone-fearing militants have turned to local communities for reprisals, mounting a concerted campaign of fear and intimidation that has claimed dozens of lives and further stressed the already fragile order of tribal society.

The following year, a few units arranged ceasefires, but the truces were not nearly as widespread as in 1914; this was, in part, due to strongly worded orders from the high commands of both sides prohibiting fraternisation.

And all of the contenders rushed to weigh in, determined and eager to use the moment to show command of issues both large (Pakistan's relations with India and Afghanistan) and small (the proper pronunciation of Rawalpindi, the garrison city where Ms. Bhutto died).