Sentence examples for knowledgeable commander from inspiring English sources
While "weak cabinet secretaries or secretaries who become spokesmen for their institutions" are "likely to foster inertia and unresponsiveness," he argues, strong cabinets -- like that chosen by the elder President Bush -- can only benefit a confident and knowledgeable commander in chief who is unafraid of imposing his vision on the forceful personalities around him.
He said he would talk to American ambassadors, military commanders and knowledgeable academics, in order to "give a more considered answer, rather than trying to hop off on the spur of the moment".
Unit medical providers must be knowledgeable in the area so as to inform their Commanders and Soldiers of proper and suggested use.
For a public that is more focused on domestic issues and less knowledgeable about national security, the phrase could help make Mr. Romney seem an acceptable commander in chief.
In fact, according to people knowledgeable about Beirut real estate, the development corporation's major investor was a relative of a former Hezbollah commander, Ali Tajeddine.
"Commander Charles Donaldson?
"He was very knowledgeable".
