Sentence examples for giving commanders from inspiring English sources

Drones enabled headquarters to break through the fog of war swiftly, giving commanders greater command and control over the battlefield.

Intelligence From Falluja Is Said to Alter Strategy Information about guerrillas gathered during military operations in Falluja is giving commanders insights into the next phase of the insurgency, and helping them reshape the American counterinsurgency campaign, senior Pentagon and military officials say.

Since taking office, Trump has pushed for an aggressive role in Afghanistan, sending in thousands of new troops and giving commanders broader authority to order airstrikes.

Another issue during the mid-1800s chaplain battle was the following naval regulation from 1800 giving commander's the authority to force their subordinates to attend religious services, enacted during the very religious Adams administration, and still in force in 1858.

Israeli command-and-control systems are doubtless as sophisticated as American ones, which give commanders vast digital maps in which structures are individually numbered and clearly identified if they are not to be attacked; they even have "splat" graphics to estimate the area that will be affected by a blast.

In that effort, Trump has given commanders considerably greater autonomy.

Things like that can help give commanders the confidence to let go.

By way of example, changes are being made in the way combat engineers are assigned, to give commanders more flexibility.

It gave commanders discretion to occupy or destroy and expel hostile villages or potentially hostile villages; some destroyed swathes of villages and a few did not.

They say it gave commanders a chance to exchange ideas on strategy and created a culture of accountability in which supervisors who achieved the best numbers were rewarded.

He refused to give commanders in Helmand the 2,000 extra troops they say they need, instead sending a token extra force to cover the election period.