Sentence examples similar to grade of commander from inspiring English sources

When the grade of Knight Commander was established in 1815 the regulations specified that they too should have a banner and stall plate affixed in the chapel.

All personnel with some form of commander or sub-commander roles were invited to participate, and they all accepted the invitation and returned written consent.

The national commander holds the grade of CAP major general; the national vice commander holds the grade of CAP brigadier general.

Those ranks were systematically graded from commanders of 10 persons to commanders of 5,000 persons, with higher ranks being allotted to Mughal princes.

Mr. Lagerfeld admitted that he had turned down earlier offers of a French decoration during his long career in France, but the promise of the highest officer grade -- commander -- won him over.

Except for a few exceptional cases, senior members are only promoted to the grade of CAP colonel upon appointment as wing commander, responsible for the administration of CAP units across an entire state.

There were significant differences in the state and trait anxiety scores between before extravehicular activity and after extravehicular activity of Commander and other members, also there were significant differences in values of before-extravehicular activity between commanders and other members.

The rest of the national commander's staff hold the grade of CAP colonel.

A huddle of commanders barked instructions.

USS McDougal was commissioned into the United States Navy on 16 June 1914 at Boston under the temporary command of Lieutenant, junior grade, John H. Hoover; Lieutenant Commander Leigh C. Palmer assumed command on 27 July.

The first three had grades of honor beyond the Grand Master (reserved for the Emperor only): knight, commander and grand cross.