Sentence examples for hierarchy of command from inspiring English sources
They will operate through a complex hierarchy of command centers, steering committees and protocols to respond to disruptions.
People around the world have been amazed at how the 33 miners have organised themselves in shifts, generated a hierarchy of command and crafted a plan for survival drawing from all the skills they have accumulated through their working lives.
Regarded as models of efficiency and honesty, state police were the prototypes of what came to be known as professional police organizations: highly disciplined, narrowly focused, centrally administered, and organized into a quasi-military hierarchy of command and control.
Opening the channels from below destroyed an organization's accountability and its capability to efficiently implement decisions for which a hierarchy of command and control was necessary.
In between her interviews, Stern offers a cogent analysis of methodologies and structures: she distinguishes between lone-wolf avengers and organizations with hierarchies of command, between networks, franchises and freelancers, between inspirational leaders and leaderless resistance.
Nicaso believes that the interception of communications is essential to fighting organized crime because it's the only way to establish hierarchies of command and to figure out just how widespread and pernicious its influence is.
For example, Sarah Lucia Hoagland is critical of the masculine conception of power with its focus on "state authority, police and armed forces, control of economic resources, control of technology, and hierarchy and chain of command" (Hoagland 1988, 114).
In fierce competition, the state authorities conducted their own national celebrations, stressing the origin of the Polish statehood, but the display of the Polish Church hierarchy's command of enormous crowds in a land ruled by the communists must have impressed the Catholic prelates in the Vatican and elsewhere.
Grant treated his men with courtesy and a general sense of solidarity (within the limits of command hierarchy), and was popular with them.
There was a clear chain of command and a firmly established hierarchy of officials, with duties clearly apportioned between authorities.
