Sentence examples for command to conduct from inspiring English sources

Lloyd George remained profoundly skeptical of the ability of the British high command to conduct even a "Western" strategy successfully.

This is particularly the case with regard to Somalia, where President Trump has allowed the United States Africa Command to conduct air strikes more quickly and frequently.

In the following months U.S. Army commanders outlined a new concept of operations in which a larger number of conventional units would train with SOF, and units from both forces would be placed under the same command to conduct joint military operations.

Following the defeat, the Chief of the German General Staff, Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, ordered the Supreme Army Command to conduct a court of enquiry into the defensive collapse of the Arras sector.

For this purpose, we used the setafftrait 1 -1 0 command to conduct the FBAT-e analyses.

To assess whether there was significant heterogeneity between affected men and women in the families of the first family type (with affected men and women in each family), we used the setafftrait 1 -1 0 command to conduct the FBAT-e analyses.

What's more, they could use voice commands to conduct searches.

Well, as a detailed report released by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) explains, the pilot's headset was malfunctioning so he asked his second-in-command to conduct the pre-flight cockpit inspections and preparation procedures.

Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant, as well as home help's from Samsung and Huawei, are affected by the problem, which could let hackers take control of devices and command them to conduct tasks such as downloading malicious software or opening the front door.

Last year, the Obama administration stood up a new U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) to "conduct full-spectrum military cyberspace operations" in defense of U.S. national security.

If Bomber Command were to conduct raids on German cities on an intensified scale, he concluded, 'there seems to be little doubt that this would break the spirit of the people' (Cherwell minute, 1942, in Zuckerman, 1978: 1978.