Sentence examples for command that is from inspiring English sources

We don't savage on command, that is the old politics.

The rebels, so far, have been unable to form a chain of command that is respected on the ground, has real authority, and can enforce direction.

The military task forces were under the control of the Joint Special Operations Command, the branch of the Special Operations Command that is responsible for counterterrorism.

The United States could use the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance as a proxy ground force, but the group is not widely supported throughout Afghanistan, and has no more than 12,000 fighters under a command that is in flux.

In a letter to Doug Suttles, BP's chief operating officer for exploration and production, Rear Adm. James A. Watson, the on-scene coordinator of the unified command that is overseeing the response effort, gave the company three days to provide plans for "parallel, continuous and contingency collection processes".

The simulator has an editor in which the user designs a motor command that is composed of the number of motor neurons that will be activated during the simulation.

"I'm here to listen to the options and report back to the civilian command, that's all," I say.

He added, "And not to have the stuff and not to have command, that's a recipe for disaster".

This group quickly ordered the execution, without trial, of 61 ex-officials of the ousted imperial government — a command that was carried out on November 23 , 1974

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"You would never say 'shoot' or other commands that are right under your fingers," she said.