Sentence examples for commanders that are from inspiring English sources

"It's too early to say how the commanders that are left will act," said a Western diplomat based in Luanda.

Although the U.S. Embassy in the capital closed last month, a handful of U.S. military advisers have remained in the southern part of the country at Yemeni bases controlled by commanders that are friendly to the United States.

For the American commanders, that is an unstated but additional reason to be cautious about cutting back.

Back in the day, there was also a humility among the department's top commanders that is absent now.

This region had strong pro-Chetnik currents, and of the 34 companies in the detachment, only 13 had KPJ organisations, only 11 had commanders that were members of the KPJ, and only 18 had a political commissar.

Yet to judge by "Masters and Commanders," that's not the case.

"What we don't know is whether they will wait it out all winter -- they're isolated from their commanders, that's for sure.

This raises the question, why are they raising their voices now?" In response, a spokesman for the international military command referred to a letter written by Gen. John R. Allen, the ISAF commander, that was in an appendix to the United Nations report.

It meant we would have to start dealing with people we had been fighting and for any commander that is a very difficult thing to do.

Historically, the deployment of American forces overseas began with a request from a global combatant commander that was processed through the military's Joint Staff and placed before the defense secretary for approval, in a cautious and deliberate process.

The fact that it left from this course is due solely to a maneuver by the commander that was unapproved, unauthorized and unknown to Costa.