Sentence examples for highest levels of command from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the highest levels of command and leadership in the Department of Defense were not adequately informed nor prepared to respond to the Congress and the American public when copies were released by the press.

Codenamed "Felix", the plan which was signed by Adolf Hitler himself was formulated at the highest level of command.

We will see many countries aspiring to higher levels of command.

This list is a compilation of claim-by-claim analyses that follow, as much as possible, the British system of confirming victory: pilot log entries and/or combat reports did not count, unless verified by squadron or higher levels of command.

Warrant Officers specialize in a chosen career path, such as aviation, whereas Commissioned Officers move up to higher levels of command.

The need to prove "toughness" might lead the "weaker gender" to over-compensate for a time, but only until there are equal or greater numbers of women at the highest levels of governmental command.

Opposition leaders raised questions about who in the highest levels of the government were in command of the security forces.

A high-level outside panel reviewing American military detention operations has concluded that leadership failures at the highest levels of the Pentagon, Joint Chiefs of Staff and military command in Iraq contributed to an environment in which detainees were abused at Abu Ghraib prison and other facilities, Defense officials said Monday.

Allison Levine Speiser Mitzpe Yericho, West Bank, June 1 , 2010• To the Editor: The handling of the flotilla was a tragic display of incompetence at the highest levels of the Israeli military and intelligence command.

But the type of car embodied by the BMW 6 Series — call it what you will, a Gran Turismo or a gentleman's express — once commanded the highest levels of respect.

Still, their association with inner palace life and their frequent appointments to high levels of military command provided them with significant prestige.