Below the supreme command were the sector organisations, the Northwest African Air Forces NAAFF) commanded by Carl Spaatz.
"I contacted the sector command center and the Station's smallboat crew responded quickly and helped the man to safety".
First of all, states that do embark on large scale military investment quickly assume strategic command of core sectors of the economy, allowing for a degree of planning and co-ordination, a level of state capacity that might otherwise be deplored by business as "socialism".
The WAAF detailed group and sector commands throughout the south that 40-plus enemy aircraft were entering Kentish airspace.
He commanded UNPROFOR's Sector South West, composed of troops from multiple nations, while also serving as Commander of British Forces (COMBRITFOR), responsible for overseeing operations of all British troops in Bosnia.
In the original programme budget, the education sector commanded the largest share of budgetary allocations (42%), with the remainder divided equally between the health programme and the Social Policy Development, Advocacy and Monitoring (SPDM) Programme.
"As a journalist, I am in command of a small sector in the very front trenches of this battle for freedom," Luce once said.
On March 7, they will take command of the American sector in NATO's operation there, responsible for ensuring that Bosnia's tenuous peace somehow endures.
A giant, inscrutable economic sector, in command of trillions of dollars in resources, nonprofits are governed by nonelected, self-perpetuating boards and virtually no effective accountability to any "owners" or the general public.
Mr. Nizam said that for many years the government had paid the wages of some qualified lecturers who worked in private universities, where staff members often earned less than they could command in the public sector.
