Sentence examples for local commanding from inspiring English sources

Its members were also selected by the local commanding officer.

Local commanding officers have little experience too and some soldiers complain of violence and sometimes even abuse.

Local command of the operation was given to Crown Prince William, the eldest son of William II.

Perhaps most important, local command was given to deputy commissioners, who have police powers that health officials lack.

He monitored the siege from a local command center where, he said, police and army officials requested American support.

Sitting pretty Vultures and hyenas ReprintsGreater efforts are being made to build a rebel front and to unify local commands in particular cities and provinces.

It is said that it was the sight of the Gurkhas about to attack Mount William outside Stanley that persuaded the Argentine local command to pack it in on the Falklands in 1982.

"This was not just a failure of leadership at the local command level," the Army Times, the weekly trade journal of the uniformed military, concluded last week in an unprecedentedly angry editorial.

"We are particularly grateful to officers of the NSW police Griffith area local command, who let our family know before the search was about to begin and then ensured that we were aware of progress".

From the economist's perspective, the period was marked by the breakdown of a coordinative mechanism of centralized command, the rise of the mixed pressures of tradition and local command characteristic of the feudal manor, and the gradual displacement of those pressures by the material penalties and rewards of an all-embracing market network.

News of this targeting of a minister reached the desk of Abraham Lincoln, who chided the local command, asking why "the question of who shall be allowed to preach in a church in St . Louis shall be decided by the President of the United States?" In that case, the provost marshal's office had overreached, and the clergy was soon given a wider berth.