Sentence examples for commander to send from inspiring English sources

In a meeting across the border in Pakistan this month, Taliban leaders ordered each commander to send four or five men back into their home areas to resume operations by planting bombs, he said.

They demanded, among other things, that the federal government post National Guard troops on the border, a move that Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico made on his own last week, ordering his state Guard commander to send an untold number of troops there to help keep watch.

It has an estimated 2,000 recruits from Europe, including 400 to 500 from UK, and it would take just one order from their amir (commander) to send some jihadists back to Britain to carry out an attack.

Sissoi Veliky remained in the Far East for another year; in December 1901 an accumulation of mechanical troubles that could not be fixed in Far Eastern docks compelled the fleet commander to send her back to the Baltic.

Deadly ambushes of enrollment officers in Sullivan and Rush counties prompted commanders to send troops to arrest the culprits and finish the enrollments.

Every day for three weeks after the marines pulled out, Dr. Rosset asked United States military commanders to send troops to provide security.

He said he wanted both commanders to send him representations before he would rule on this spat, which had, thanks to the internet, become embarrassingly public.

This has been highlighted by Gordon Brown's reluctance – despite the British drawdown from Iraq – to agree to the request of UK commanders' to send 2,000 extra troops to join American reinforcements in Helmand.

Rather, according to the academy's Iraqi instructors, Iraqi army commanders tend to send to basic training only those too friendless or dim to wriggle out of it, which included Mr Tahir.

Having distant experts support combat operations allowed commanders here to send only a handful of technical experts to Iraq instead of all 1,500 people that support the surveillance missions here.

A United States Marines statement said that commanders decided to send Sergeant Hadnott to a general court-martial for five violations of the military code "as a result of a Marine Corps investigation".