Sentence examples for effectiveness of the command from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's strategic guidance risks talking up the importance of partners while undermining the effectiveness of the command that does more than any other to make those partnerships work in America's interest.

Suitable aircraft for take-off and landing, in particular flying-boats, in all weather was vital for the safety of crews and the effectiveness of the Command.

Worse still, by overstating the effectiveness of national command and control by the time United 93 was heading for Washington, the government obscured the central reality of that morning: that the Washington establishment talked mainly to itself, disconnected from the reality on the ground and in the air.

The FB1 increasing represents an enhancement in the effectiveness of the posturographic motor commands which account for a faster control of CoP oscillations.

About this time, Rosecrans' earlier aggressive quality seemed to give way to an excess of caution and a disposition to worry and to argue with his superiors, who he felt were hampering the effectiveness of his command.

In simulation, we benchmarked the contrast effectiveness of the best found transmitted stochastic commands and the usual fixed-frequency command.

The performance of the driver and the effectiveness of the proposed controller are demonstrated by command inputs of sinusoidal and step signals.

From the observed changes of these parameters subsequent to implementation of AR measures, if any, it is possible to evaluate the effectiveness of the AR measures and delineate its command area (area of influence).

"You would have to do something that would diminish the effectiveness of the Syrian military and that would be their command and control, perhaps their leadership, and then their ability to control air space".

The speed of the American advance and the effectiveness of attacks on the Iraqi command and control network may also have prevented the use of chemical weapons.

However, weaknesses in surge deployment and operations support, time-consuming business processes, lack of a clear chain of command and weak performance tracking stymied the effectiveness of the response in the first three months.