Sentence examples for commanded by an from inspiring English sources

The prehospital health resources are jointly commanded by an ambulance commander (emergency medical technician or paramedic), which appoint sub-commanders and organize the incident scene, and a medical commander (physician), which has the overall medical responsibility of triage, treatment, and evacuation and assign tasks to physicians and nurses on scene.

In his role as his country's first African-American commander-in-chief, he oversees a headquarters in Germany commanded by an African-American four-star general, William Ward, who also wears a patch with the continent imprinted upon it, and whose mission statement declares that his command's goal is "to promote a stable and secure African environment in support of U.S. foreign policy".

Moreover, the ship was to be attached to a force of five Royal Navy destroyers led by a captain, making it expedient to have the Australian ship commanded by an officer of lower rank; McNicoll was consequently replaced by Commander Otto Becher on 28 July.

When NATO dispatched troops to Bosnia in 1995, they were commanded by an American.

The detachment of Border Police that day was commanded by an Ethiopian immigrant who was wearing a knit kipa.

This understanding — in many senses of the word — is Saramago's alternative to charity as something commanded by an inscrutable Lord.

The Times Square Business Improvement District has 40 officers commanded by a former Manhattan South borough commander, retired Assistant Chief Thomas Walsh.

…and is commanded by a captain or a major.

I had been ordered, almost commanded, by a superior, Allen.

The Iraqi police, commanded by a Shiite political party, stood by as the rampage spread.

He said the camp was commanded by a nephew of the former Albanian President, Sali Berisha.