Sentence examples for holding commissions from inspiring English sources
The officers in ELAS, many holding commissions in the pre-war Greek army, presumed this would happen – like De Gaulle did with French communists fighting in the resistance: 'France is liberated, now let's go and fight Germany!' "But the British and the Greek government in exile decided from the outset that ELAS officers and men would not be admitted into the new army.
He holds commissions from the Roundabout Theater Company and the Old Globe, and is a New York Theater Workshop playwriting fellow.
Mahan also taught the work of Antoine-Henri Jomini, a Swiss-born strategist who somehow managed to hold commissions from both the French and Russian armies during the Napoleonic wars.
To allay the very real possibility of a mutiny, he determined to promote some of his men to the rank of second lieutenant – an unheard-of action in an army where only whites held commissions.
If you plan to buy and hold, commissions will be the better deal.
Both of these men held commissions of rank, but chose to serve as infantry.
"It is instead about whether, in our democratic republic, that decision should rest with the people acting through their elected representatives, or with five lawyers who happen to hold commissions authorizing them to resolve legal disputes according to law," he continued.
Or, as Chief Justice Roberts put it, without a fiat issued by "five lawyers who happen to hold commissions authorizing them to resolve legal disputes," who subverted democracy and rejected a "restrained conception of the judicial role," the "winds of change" swirling around marriage would still be engaging the nation in a "fair and honest debate".
Besides, it has become very difficult to hold commission members accountable after the commissions have been dissolved.
Later that day, squadrons hold "commissioning ceremonies".
A further danger is that if CCGs lack the means to hold commissioning support providers properly to account, they may become dependent and led by them.
