Sentence examples for command point from inspiring English sources

From the control room, to the command point near the tower, then to the commanders' bridgehead within the building and on to the firefighters themselves, flat numbers passed, in some cases, through 10 different officers.

General Abizaid said any sticking points were likely political rather than military, saying, "There are innovative ways of working the chain of command that are acceptable from a military point of view and a unity of command point of view".

The pattern of errors often suggests that the patient has lost the ability to individuate body parts from each other, and organise them relative to each other: the command "point to your elbow" may produce vague pointing to the upper or lower part of the arm which cannot be explained by visuo-motor impairments [7], [8].

This means no spies sneaking to take the last command point once the first point falls.

Your engineer(s) will surely thank you! Strategic Example: Dust bowl Stage 3 Command Point 1 A dispenser set up around the first corner to the right (from the attackers view) with a pyro constantly spraying fire across the path.

Kristalina Georgieva, EU commissioner for humanitarian affairs, said that humanitarian groups had found themselves having to deal with "multiple command points and local chiefs" in areas liberated by Amisom forces.

Fraser, who acquiesced to this as Riedesel was senior to him in the chain of command, pointed out that he was authorized to engage the enemy, and would be leaving his camp at 3 am the next morning.

Given that the device has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, this makes the device a logical control point and command interface to a growing number of smart devices.

"Put your ear here," Drouhin gently commanded, pointing to a chardonnay barrel whose fruit had been picked nine days before.

Low rates require high points, high rates command negative points called "rebates".

Since then, the craft has not confirmed receiving a command to point one of its transmitters to Earth, Tom Thorpe, the project manager, said.