Sentence examples for command philosophy from inspiring English sources

Simon's argument points to a tenet of Petraeus's command philosophy, one that might be called constructive opportunism.

Coll wrote that one tenet of Petraeus's command philosophy was constructive opportunism: "One of the keys with counter-insurgency is that every province is a unique case," Petraeus told me.

It seems that Lt. Col. Wiegel is having a bit of trouble understanding his own "Command Philosophy," in which he states: "Everyone wearing the uniform has sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, and this oath provides the guideposts of what our country expects in return".

I was trained under and well-versed in the "command and control" philosophy focused on enforcing regulations for the sake of enforcement.

Third, his opponents will do all they can to portray this kind of interventionism as a return to an old-style, left-wing command economy philosophy - Red Ed in tooth and claw!

Moreover, in Machiavelli's critique of "grand" philosophical schemes, we find a challenge to the enterprise of philosophy that commands attention and demands consideration and response.

Questions that so obviously lend themselves to the procedures of modern philosophy have naturally commanded considerable attention.

I was asked by my commanding officer what my weapons philosophy was and was telling him.

But, most unusual for a layman, he also had an impressive command of the most recent scholastic philosophy and of theology.

In Nietzsche's moral philosophy, the sole ethical command is the doctrine of eternal return: If you would affirm something, you should affirm it to eternity.

The chain of command is murky; the goals and the guiding philosophy are not clearly stated.