Sentence examples for intelligence and command from inspiring English sources

One cannot help thinking he could have been an ace family lawyer, with his forensic intelligence and command of moral nuance.

In particular, Chinese analysts were studying American unmanned aerial vehicles, intelligence and command and control procedures, and G.P.S. systems — to see where they are strong and where they are vulnerable.

It was Murphy's intelligence and command of the game that elevated him from a walk-on free agent to a Pro Bowl starter, says Gibbs. "Mark was so smart," he says.

In the knowledge economy, we selected employees for their intelligence and command of specialized information.

According to their home page, the 102d's mission is "to provide world wide precision intelligence and command and control, along with trained and experienced airmen for expeditionary combat support and homeland security".

From today to 2015 the combined inventory of support intelligence and command and control aircraft will go down to 527 from the current 580, but the budget to buy them goes up from approximately $5 billion to about $8 billion.

One is that even with good intelligence and sophisticated command and control (India and Pakistan have neither), the superpowers sometimes came to the brink of conflict by reading each other wrongly.

A drone strike on 5 May was directed at US-born al-Qa'ida cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, influential because of his intelligence, eloquence and command of English, and failed to kill him only because of a malfunctioning motor.

We can continue to support humanitarian relief and can provide support in military logistics, communications, intelligence and effective command.

And he does, with an intelligence and a command that are very impressive, and that can also, like his subject's, be a little daunting.

To attend one of Mr. Burge's recitals, critics almost uniformly agreed, was to hear a challenging yet immensely satisfying program that showcased his immense technical facility; prodigious memory for the works' myriad rhythmic, tonal and stylistic complexities; acute musical intelligence; and rich command of aural color.