Sentence examples for commander without from inspiring English sources

Plus, the Saudis claim, a decision to use old stocks (previously declared defunct) was made by a battlefield commander without clearance from above.

He also cited divisions over a suicide bombing at a wedding in Kandahar Province last year that was organized by a more radical field commander, without the approval of the Taliban leadership.

He raised an army without legislative authority, blockaded Southern ports, arrested a Baltimore militia commander without charges in an effort to intimidate Maryland against seceding and, when the Supreme Court tried to block him, suspended habeas corpus.

3. (S) The Ramallah operation, which was authorized by the IDF's West Bank commander without informing the Minister of Defense, served as a stark reminder of the lack of coordination between Israel's military and its civilian leadership.

He spoke to Colombia's army commander without going through Mr Uribe something which Colombia's president claimed he had been explicitly asked not to do.Piedad Cordóba, a leftist Colombian senator who was co-mediator, claimed this week that the initiative had made great progress, that the FARC had backed down on some of its demands and that a prisoner swap would lead to full-blown peace talks.

It was the Godless God of secular morality, which commanded without commander – whose ways were thus even more mysterious than the God I did not believe in, who at least had the intelligible motive of rewarding us for doing what He wanted.

There are few commanders without their own Thuraya satellite phones.

In those situations, she said, therapists have a duty to report patients to commanders without their patients' consent.

In the court's most recent scandal, the Cambodian and UN co-investigating judges moved to close a case against additional Khmer Rouge commanders without interviewing key witnesses or conducting crime site investigations.

Canada's decision in 1993 to withdraw its ground forces from Europe left its commanders without the close interaction with NATO and, especially, American military operations they felt they needed at a time when doctrine, tactics and technology were radically evolving.

Cruz noted that U.S. allies including Britain, Australia and Israel have already shifted the decision on sexual assault cases from commanders without lessening military discipline or readiness.