In a media briefing last autumn, shortly after taking command, McKiernan set out a clear, thought-through, and politically subtle strategy.
That night, a force of ten U.S. Navy PT boats – under the command of Lieutenant Commander Barry Atkins – set out to attack the convoy.
"I can tell you in just over a week's time, we will publish a command paper which will set out some of the ideas for further devolution for tax and spending to Scotland".
Simmons's historical suspense novel depicts the real-life plight of the Franklin expedition, commanded by John Franklin, that set out to discover the Northwest Passage, in 1845, and never returned.
Voters were asked: "Do you support the Agreement reached at the multi-party talks on Northern Ireland and set out in Command Paper 3883?" Prof Qvortrup says: "The interesting thing about the command paper question in Northern Ireland is that it was taken for granted that people knew what it was all about.
In Oct. 1904, the Second Pacific Squadron, an assortment of old ships, under the command of Adm. Rozhestvensky, set out for the Far East.
Although Oerip set out a command structure, in reality the army's hierarchy was provisional and depended heavily on the strength of local units.
The "brothers" are brothers in the faith or missionaries, who in accordance with Jesus' command in Mark 6 8 9 have set out on a journey without any money.
After some delay, Clive was given command of the relief expedition and set out on October 16, 1756, with 900 Europeans and 1,500 Indians.
In a separate proposal set out in the command paper, the Liberal Democrats called for English MPs at Westminster to have a "stronger voice and a stronger veto" over purely English-only issues.
While an agreement on the protocol will set out chains of command, critics say such an accord alone will not fully resolve some longstanding issues that could hamper the city's ability to respond to a catastrophe.
