Sentence examples for commander's degree from inspiring English sources

The other, the Commander's Degree of the Legion of Merit, and is usually awarded to individuals serving foreign governments.

The commander, who has a master's degree, said he considered himself a smart, ethical officer.

"There's no doubt, absolutely," said Patrick McClanahan, a Navy lieutenant commander who used variable-speed playback while earning his master's degree in business administration at the Wharton School.

A report by MPs published last month said British commanders must "bear a degree of responsibility" for the failure to prevent the raid.

On Thursday, the commander of Israel's premier paratrooper brigade, Colonel Nimrod Aloni, said tackling Palestinian violence was a matter of "a great degree of confusion".

That the people who founded and operate the Duck Commander business have both college degrees and other uncommon advantages is lost in the show's projected narrative.

Only 30percentt of officers at the time had university degrees; Matchee and Brown's non-commissioned section commander had only completed eighth grade.

NATO's commander responds.

The Third Infantry's commander, Maj.

The company's commander, Maj.

Power in Afghanistan is held by local military commanders, who have differing degrees of loyalty to the central government and whose ability to control subordinates is often limited.