Sentence examples for head commander from inspiring English sources

The Grand Commandant (also known as the Commander-in-Chief) was the head commander of the military in Western Han, yet his office was irregularly filled (from 205 202 BC, from 196 195 BC, from 189 177 BC, from 154 150 BC, and in 140 BC).

"Watch your head," Commander Burbank ordered.

Even with an arrest warrant hanging over his head, Commander Sheka, the leader of the Congolese rebel group Mai-Mai Sheka, is running to represent Walikale in Parliament.

WITH: Smadar Sayar (Smadar), Naama Schendar (Mirit), Sharon Reginiano (Head Commander), Sandra Schonwald (Hat Store Woman), Irit Suki (Dubek), Ami Weinberg (Mirit's Father) and Katia Zinbris (Mirit's Mother).

In November 2001, he joined Gloucestershire Constabulary as assistant chief constable and was the head commander for the terrorism operation in Gloucester that resulted in the arrest of the second would-be 'shoe bomber', Saajid Badat, in 2003.

The second option is by Gen. Dunford, the head commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan.

They agree that the surgeon is a nice man, perhaps a fabulist, but clearly waaay over his head as commander-in-chief.

On the other hand, sustainability of LSE was dependent on the understanding of benefits (short-term and long-term), involvement and commitment of the decision makers, be it the Ministry of Education, local authority, school principal, military commander or head of drug addiction treatment centre.

Imagine further that all these royals pocketed fat state stipends, with many holding lifelong fiefs as government ministers, department heads, regimental commanders or provincial governors, with no parliament to hold them in check.

Unofficial projections by the Center for the Defense of Human Rights and Freedom have shown Mr. Rugova's Democratic League of Kosovo well ahead of the other two major Albanian parties, which are headed by commanders of the former rebels, the Kosovo Liberation Army.

Even if they did have a mandate to confront the trade head-on, commanders decided that forced eradication would prove counterproductive, because, as one officer said, "in a population-centric campaign, we don't want to turn the farmers against us".