Sentence examples for doctrine command from inspiring English sources

Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the leader of the Army's Training and Doctrine Command, seemed to be another possibility.

In announcing the reinstatement, the Army's training and doctrine command said that none of the allegations against Sergeant Major King had been substantiated.

Asked whether the Army would investigate the two men, Col. Christian Kubik, a spokesman for the training and doctrine command, said, "All I can say is we have received Article 138 complaint and we are reviewing that document".

General Dempsey was a chief architect of the blueprints on maintaining and rebuilding the Army when he ran its Training and Doctrine Command before his elevation to Army chief of staff.

It's almost certainly not the product of the IS training and doctrine command.

These pretenders offer new notions of the Deity, new doctrines, commands, ceremonies and modes of worship.

(Under the legal doctrine of "command responsibility," a military commander is responsible for failing to prevent or punish war crimes committed by his subordinates).

Because of this, both U.S. and international law recognize the doctrine of "command responsibility," wherein a commander can be held responsible for the actions of his subordinates.

The verdict, rendered after little more than a full day of deliberation, hinged on the legal doctrine of command responsibility and whether the generals knew or should have known that troops under their command had been involved in previous abuses and failed to take steps to rein them in.

After the Second World War, tribunals vigorously applied the doctrine of command responsibility to Japanese and Nazi officers.

"The entire doctrine of command responsibility has been ditched," said Eric Gordy, who teaches the politics of Eastern Europe at the University College London and follows the trials closely.