Sentence examples for degree of command from inspiring English sources

He, too, could exercise only a limited degree of command authority, although he had been placed in administrative control of the division's maneuver battalions, including the aviation and artillery units.

In a move sure to irk at least two or three people who work for The New York Times, The Huffington Post (owned by AOL, our own masters in some degree of command) has put up a paywall that applies only to NYT employees.

If allowed, this would give China an unprecedented degree of command over the water.

But many intelligence officials and academic experts are skeptical that the parade of gore represents a leap in the degree of command and control being exerted across the region by the group's leadership in Syria and Iraq.

If she lacked a degree of ultimate command, she conveyed a sense of discovery that was more exciting.

Saville removed a degree of independent command from fighter squadron leaders who previously could ignore instructions radioed from the ground.

Human hand FES grasps are typically controlled by a single degree of freedom command signal, and are also slower than normal.

Italy's membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) since 1949 has given the allied command a certain degree of control over the Italian forces.

And the effectiveness with which it was put about, the degree to which the truth was sealed away, demonstrated a significant level of command and control.

There is also some doubt about the degree of loyalty commanded by the leaders of the two sides.

The real-time hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test results show that with a set of fixed controller design parameters, the TLC robot controller is able to follow a large class of 3-degrees-of-freedom (3DOF) trajectory commands accurately.