Two of his corps commanders Richard S. Ewell and A.P. Hill had only recently been promoted and were not fully accustomed to Lee's style of command, in which he provided only general objectives and guidance to their former commander, Stonewall Jackson Jacksonn translated these into detailed, specific orders to his division commanders.
It is time to revise the basic emergency communication philosophy of official public-safety agencies, which have traditionally employed military-style chains of command in which information is coordinated before being released to the public.
In addition to passages about pets and bodybuilding, Musharraf delivered in the book an extended reflection on the nature of command, in which he relied upon quotations from Richard Nixon's neglected tome "Leaders".
Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, all cleanup efforts after an oil spill are administered through a central unified command, in which the oil company takes a prominent role among federal, state and local agencies.
It was April 4, 2003, and in support of the British assault on the city of Basra in southern Iraq, four Navy patrol boats, under a Navy command in which I served, were dispatched up the Shatt al Arab, the waterway marking the Iran-Iraq border.
Still backed by elements of the military and by antigovernment spoilers, the militias are also a symptom of the fraying of the military chain of command, in which Jakarta's mandate in unstable areas like Aceh, Irian Jaya and the Maluku islands seems only a distant echo.
You may be working under a strict chain of command in which you report to one or more superiors, whose own performance may be judged on how well you perform.
The calculation of all CIs was adjusted for possible clustering at the health facility level by using the Stata 'svy' command in which health facilities were defined as the primary sampling unit.
Some programs, especially games, may not minimize with this command, in which case you can try the options below.
