Sentence examples for high commands from inspiring English sources

Both of these forces reported to their own high commands, which in turn reported to Hitler.

"You have to recruit the high commands, so they can issue the information to lower ranks and order whatever they want," the corrupt cop, Fierro Méndez, testified.

All four were related either by adoption or by marriage, and all were Illyrians who had attained high commands after a long military career.

The schedule — the anarchic product of hundreds of uncoördinated, self-interested maneuvers by state legislatures, party committees, and campaign high commands, combining the worst features of languid lengthening and frenetic foreshortening — is insane.

"The First World War was eventually resolved not by any discovery or application of new military technique by the high commands but by the relentless attrition of manpower by industrial output," Keegan writes.

The navy has not done so, and this month, when some opposition congressmen tried to get Mr Alfonsin's laws repealed, the high commands of both navy and air force attacked the idea.

Other key unit commanders and the military high command have also opposed the rebels' call.

The high command hesitated.

He described India's political system as "democracy of the high command, by the high command, for the high command".

The mortified Parkes high command decides to cover up.

There are tensions, though, within the Lib Dem high command.