Sentence examples for command outside from inspiring English sources

In 1988, Marshall was in command inside the ground; another superintendent, Roger Greenwood, was in command outside, and the two officers swapped roles for 1989.

This grant of a military command outside Italy by the people to a man who had not been praetor or consul created an important constitutional precedent.

In 130 Crassus the first pontifex maximus to undertake a military command outside Italy was defeated and killed by Aristonicus of Pergamum, in northwestern Asia Minor.

The American troops are divided into a force of 16,000 who operate under NATO command and 18,000 who conduct counterterrorism and other missions under American command outside the NATO structure, according to Pentagon statistics.

The South Yorkshire police officer who was in command outside the Leppings Lane terrace at Hillsborough when 96 people died in a crush at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final has said he profoundly regrets not having asked for the match kick-off to be delayed.

To keep track of the secret bombing, the military was obliged to set up an improvised command system, outside ordinary channels, that extended from the Commander-in-Chief down to the pilots and bombardiers.

But while Rusch has sometimes struggled to command the outside corner, Chen has been held back by a hesitance to pitch inside.

As Lieutenant Parker explained, the military traditionally handles its problems through the chain of command and outside regulators are not one of those links.

Despite the fact that this system does not get control command from outside, it is called a semi-active control system.

The office went beyond public relations by providing a repository and response command for outside groups' concerns.

The firm would charge the pension fund less than the lucrative fees — typically a 2 percent management fee and 20 percent of a fund's profits — commanded by outside private equity firms.