Sentence examples for command orders from inspiring English sources
The phrase "command orders" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to directions that are given by someone in authority. Example: "The sergeant gave the command orders to march forward."
Of the sequence that follows, I have the images recorded by our second cameraman, Ala Tayyeb, after operational command orders the vehicle I'm in to turn back.
As the player progresses through the game, they are relayed command orders and objectives dispatched by the Selene military satellite, Hyperion.
As part of commitments to the Action Plan, MILF's Front and Base Commanders conduct orientation sessions for all troops, with support from the United Nations, on the provisions of the Action Plan and the MILF Code of Conduct and Command Orders.
The Action Plan, originally signed in 2009 and renewed in 2012, resulted in the release of more than one thousand children, command orders banning child recruitment and use, as well as the creation of a SPLA unit dedicated to the protection of children.
The hand-held device sends a command ordering the document or spreadsheet to make its way to a specific printer.
Japan's high command ordered the dynamiting of Unit 731's Chinese facilities as the end of the war approached.
Mutiny was already breaking out in the Austrian forces, and on October 28 the Austrian high command ordered a general retreat.
One month later, a curfew was imposed along the West Coast on people of Japanese ancestry, and in May 1942, the West Coast military command ordered their removal to inland camps in harsh and isolated terrain.
The North's action came a day after its top military command ordered all of its missile and artillery units to be on "the highest alert" and ready to strike the United States and South Korea.
Two former leaders of the left-wing Montonero guerrilla group have been arrested on orders from a judge investigating charges that the guerrilla high command ordered more than a dozen comrades to return clandestinely from exile during the military dictatorship of 1976-1983 even though they knew in advance that the returnees were likely to be captured, tortured and killed by military intelligence.
As a result, on 5 September, the Japanese high command ordered a withdrawal.
