Sentence examples for commanders effectiveness from inspiring English sources

After the meeting, Lincoln issued another order, naming specific officers as corps commanders to report to McClellan (who had been reluctant to do so prior to assessing his division commanders' effectiveness in combat, even though this would have meant his direct supervision of twelve divisions in the field).

The outcome of the battle also greatly influenced the tactics and deployments of the remaining German torpedo boat flotillas in the North Sea area, as the loss greatly shook the faith of the commanders in the effectiveness of the force.

The decision to realign the program's spending priorities came after a meeting Wednesday in which Police Commissioner Howard Safir asked the borough police commanders to assess the effectiveness of the initiative, which began Jan . 17

"For the BART Police Department, this will be a major step towards improving our efficiency and effectiveness," said William Travis Gibsonon, Commander of BART's Patrol Bureau.

And the air campaign's deadly effectiveness helped embolden opposition commanders.

Differences among the commanders of the fleet diminished its effectiveness against an experienced opponent like Barbarossa.

In spite of Patton's effectiveness, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the commander of the Sicily operation and Patton's friend and commanding officer, had long noted Patton's colorful leadership style.

The military esprit de corps -- and its effectiveness -- require a supportive Commander in Chief.

The P-boats had a distinctive profile, and their effectiveness wore off as U-boat commanders began to recognise and avoid them.

He quoted from a platoon commander's letter that stated: "My team's effectiveness is directly tied to its cohesiveness..

But Dr. Abdullah's effectiveness has been undercut by his own military commanders, who often disregard his public statements.