Sentence examples for command of the country from inspiring English sources

The troops would come under the command of the country in which they operated.

Clinton accepts the new generation of Americans that have tested the fires of hallucinogenic drugs and that are now in command of the country.

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.

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?

At least 40 pro-Russian separatists have been killed in clashes at Donetsk international airport as the Ukrainian military, under the command of the country's new president, launched airstrikes on armed rebels who had stormed the terminals.

He ended up in command of the countries that are nowadays known as Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Bolivia (whose name derives from his own) and Peru, all of which he hoped to unite, together with still more regions, into a grand Latin American federation.

When the copper-rich province of Katanga then seceded, the United Nations found itself trying to maintain Congo's territorial integrity and independence, get all foreigners not under United Nations command out of the country and prevent civil war.

But they matter, because of the power of the job market itself to promote integration.Immigrants' children are also likely to have parents with a poor command of the host country's language.

But political power has become much more diffuse than it was on that night 15 years ago when the army needed only to seize control of one television station to take command of the entire country.

More general, as a result of a lower level of resources of migrants (educational, occupational, knowledge of the educational system, a lower command of the host country's language) their children are more likely to be selected and allocated into lower educational streams and school-types (van de Werfhorst and van Tubergen, 2007).