Sentence examples for commands which include from inspiring English sources

Finally there are specific states for the Program flow commands which include jumps, subroutines, and interrupts.

Take Afghanistan: Rear Adm. Gregory Smith has a budget of roughly $100 million to support the information operations he commands, which include about $30 million for psy-ops, $30 million for reporting on local "atmospherics," $10 million for public affairs and another $30 million for smaller programs.

The recipients of the rewards and punishments are described as those who obey or disobey the commands of Allah (God) commands, which include prayer, paying the zakāt (head tax: an obligatory charity), belief in the messengers of Allah, fearing God alone, and refraining from theft, adultery, murder, and false witness.

Some, including lawyers for those accused at Abu Ghraib, have called for a special court of inquiry that would consolidate the investigations and remove them from the military chain of command, which includes commanders whose role in authorizing or creating conditions that allowed abuse to fester.

"He did not get off on the right start," said Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, who recently retired as commander of the United States Central Command, which includes American forces in the Persian Gulf.

Abdul-Karim al-Iryani, Yemen's prime minister, said in an interview that Gen. Tommy Franks, commander of the United States Southern Command, which includes American forces in the Persian Gulf, had told him during a visit last week that the refueling pact would not be annulled.

Among those at the meeting was Gen. David Petraeus, then the chief of the United States Central Command, which included oversight of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

She said that there seemed to be at least two power centers in Zimbabwe: Mr. Mugabe and the joint operations command, which includes the military, the police and the intelligence agency.

In its timing, authorship and style of reporting, the book is strikingly reminiscent of the one Mr. Corsi wrote with John O'Neill about Mr. Kerry, "Unfit for Command," which included various accusations that were ultimately undermined by news reports pointing out the contradictions.

A civilian official who works in the command, which includes the division's budget office, witnessed American troops inside briefly shooting at the two insurgents, who had entered the building and begun firing on Iraqi and American soldiers and commanders, and throwing out grenades.

Returning to Egypt, Hart was heavily involved with the training of his command, which included a substantial number of replacements.