Sentence examples for commanders the need from inspiring English sources

He emphasised to his commanders the need to preserve the Luftwaffe's strength.

Manstein took part in a conference on 22 August 1939 where Hitler underlined to his commanders the need for the physical destruction of Poland as a nation.

All commanders accept the need for a light patrol vehicle, Dannatt says.

During Operation Iraqi Freedom, military commanders recognized the need for a "condolence" program for the families of innocent victims of American combat operations.

Top commanders say the need for additional airspace and bombing ranges has become one of the most critical issues facing them today.

Earlier, on a trip to NATO headquarters in Brussels, he had agreed with alliance commanders on the need for a large force to be ready to roll into Kosovo to escort refugees home "once we have prevailed"—through bombing.

As commanders weigh the need for additional troops to flatten the crest of violence, troops of the First Armored Division have been told they may be held in Iraq for up to 90 days past their planned departure this month.

It also puts on the table several ideas for troop redeployments or withdrawals, even as there have been recent pronouncements from American commanders emphasizing the need to maintain troop levels for the time being.

With American commanders emphasizing the need to avoid hard and fast deadlines in withdrawing troops, with the Iraqis at loggerheads over provincial elections, and with uncertainty over the future role of tens of thousands of Sunni volunteers who have been helping to maintain security, the situation in Iraq would be sure to challenge Mr. Biden and Mr. Obama should they reach the White House.

McGee was given only seven weeks to organize and train the unit before it was sent into combat, as commanders felt the need for Rangers was dire, and that existing soldiers could be trained as Rangers in a relatively short period of time.

And had the pilot of an aircraft not lost site of his target, or had those commanders rethought the need to send in a B-1 bomber strike at a point when those Afghan forces weren't under direct attack, the high number of civilian casualties could have been avoided.