But they will certainly have a better command of the rules than the replacements did.
The U.S. government, too, must comply with international law by clarifying its chain of command and rules of engagement for the use of drones and ensuring proper accountability for civilian casualties.
Seven billion humans getting wealthy, wired, fed and housed, will break most of the command rules of the Industrial Revolution.
Stead's what-Walmsley-says-goes defense is acceptable if you run a newsroom strictly under military-style "chain of command" rules, in which case, the editor-in-chief can truly can do whatever they want, and thereby overrule any decision they want.
The best you can say is that in an administration with a reputation for clear lines of command and clear rules of engagement, the vagueness and incompetence are the most striking features.
But Iraqis say they have no clear idea of American engagement rules, and accuse the American command of failing to disseminate the rules to the public, in newspapers or on radio and television stations.
Fourteen years later, he and his family were chased from their beds by soldiers under the command of General Ne Win, as military rule was clamped on the country.
The patients call the therapist the Colonel because he had been a colonel in the Afghan Army under the command of President Najibullah, who ruled Afghanistan from 1987 until 1992, when rebel mujahideen forces ousted him from power.
Other concerns raised with respect to the use of PSCs are some of the practical operational concerns, including "command and control, rules of engagement, use of deadly force, weapons security, [and] intra port/ship transfer of weapons and guards".
The Soviet command economy was built upon a web of rules that were "horrible and complicated, but riddled with loopholes".
