Sentence examples similar to extent of command from inspiring English sources

The trial showed that his superior officers must have been involved in suppressing information about the massacre, but it is only with the Peers Report that the extent of the divisional command's complicity has been made crystal clear.

The extent of state control in Britain never approached the command economies of Eastern Europe, but by 1979 it was still sizable.

Hoche's military triumphs and the extent of the area under his command made him one of the most powerful men in France.

An Army lieutenant colonel, who worked for a year in a drug control program for troops in Europe, agreed that many of his colleagues knew very little about the extent of drug abuse in their commands.

Such a mechanism governs the severity of the conduction slowing that in turn commands the extent of myocardial rearrangements and fibrosis, confirming our hypothesis of a direct link between ventricular conduction defects and fibrosis [10].

"To the extent the militias are willing to come under the control of the Iraqi chain of command, we will continue our assistance," said the senior U.S. military officer.

The extent of innovative activities undertaken by society commands the rate of economic growth (see, for instance, Schumpeter (1912), King and Levine (1993), Ulku (2004), Aghion et al. (2005)).

The extent of gating charge return during hyperpolarization was quantified as mean IgOFF / IgON as a function of command voltage.

When Streett arrived at his command and saw the extent of the VD crisis at MacDill Field, he threatened to close certain areas of Tampa to all military personnel if the city's police were unable to curb prostitution.

He was relieved of command.

Chains of command are clearer.