Sentence examples for commanded engineering from inspiring English sources

He was Director of Training from 1936 to 1938, and commanded engineering and flying training schools for the first eighteen months of World War II.

By December 2006, the brigade commanded all engineering formations in Multi-National Corps - Iraq, including engineers from other branches of the US Military, for a total of 3,300 soldiers.

McClellan returned to West Point to command his engineering company, which was attached to the academy for the purpose of training cadets in engineering activities.

He has completed a variety of command, operational, engineering, and senior staff assignments in the Air Force.

Dr. Zimpher said that certain high-demand programs like business, information technology and engineering could command higher tuition.

She commanded.

Career prospects in the field of petroleum engineering are excellent and well-qualified engineers can command high salaries soon after graduating.

Since Asia commands roughly ten times more engineering talent than the U.S. does, and since China alone now graduates more English-speaking everyeers everyearar than the U.S., and since the U.S. neither adequately trains Americans in math and science nor now permits the needed levels of immigration of foreign talent, leading-edge technology skills are no longer anywhere near a U.S. monopoly.

If it were then every kid who goes to college would choose to major in engineering because a BS in engineering (almost any subject) commands the highest salary of any university graduate.

Many countries have also developed wheeled armoured carriers to serve in a variety of roles, including infantry transport, reconnaissance, antitank defense, fire support, engineering, command and control, and medical evacuation.

Nick says: "The university's reputation means it can command £1.35m each year from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) specifically to fund industrially-relevant postgrad courses.