Sentence examples for for exercising command from inspiring English sources

Military communication, the transmission of information from reconnaissance and other units in contact with the enemy and the means for exercising command by the transmission of orders and instructions of commanders to their subordinates.

Instead, Wilson attempted to exercise command from the King David Hotel.

Bonnet would not exercise command again until the summer of 1718.

For a military commander, a system that can offer decision support in the process of command and control, a tool that can provide the space in which to exercise his command and control ability have always been ultimate goals.

Citing their reasons for acquitting Mr. Milutinovic, the judges said that in practice "it was Milosevic, sometimes termed the Supreme Commander, who exercised actual command authority" over Serbian troops and security police officers in 1999.

Ms. Spears, by contrast, seems content to let others take command, exercising only the occasional veto.

Captain Ralph Fisher assumed command on 30 January 1953 and took her to sea three weeks later for exercises with the Home Fleet and her annual visit to Gibraltar.

That "Negroes or people of colour must not exercise any actual command or power".

Most voice recognition systems limit their users to either an extremely specialized vocabulary (radiologists have been using voice for years) or a rather pointless exercise in command and control ("Computer, close Word. Open Myst").. Be ready for change.

For exercise, they walked.

Grant skied for exercise.