Sentence examples for command raised from inspiring English sources

The suspensions, which were announced Tuesday night by the army's high command, raised new questions about abuses by Colombia's armed forces, which are a major recipient of security assistance and training from the United States.

Such a discrepancy in the total number of "security cooperation activities" conducted by his command raises questions about what AFRICOM is actually doing on the continent (or whether it even knows what it's doing).

The dramatic purge of a man believed to have been a mentor to the young Kim and his second-in-command raised questions about the stability of the North Korean regime.

North-Eastern Area Command was one of several geographically based commands raised by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) during World War II.

Northern Area Command was one of several geographically based commands raised by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) during World War II.

For example, the representation of a waving gesture could consist of four motor commands: raising the right hand (mc1), moving it to the right (mc2), moving it to the left (mc3) and retracting it back to the rest position (mc4).

Next came more music and then a sudden "Achtung" followed by the command "Raise colours" simultaneously by more than fifty flagstaffs round the topmost rim of the stadium.

Maadi, his teenage home, he notes, was also where Ayman al-Zawahiri, Al Qaeda's second in command, was raised.

Shortly before General McNeill handed over command, he raised concerns about Pakistan's commitment to curbing militancy on its side of the border.

"But now you got to rush to the hospital because 2009 is the year that you give birth to your dream," he exhorted, and then gave a command that raised the decibel level even higher as the congregants echoed him.

Hamilton commanded a company raised in Galena, Illinois known as the Galena Mounted Volunteers.