Sentence examples for modern command from inspiring English sources

To work effectively, micropower also needs modern command and communications software.Another precondition is the spread of real-time electricity meters to all consumers.

To enable Taiwan to better direct its forces in war, the Pentagon pushed for the establishment of a modern command and control system so that Taiwan's army, navy and air force could immediately share information on enemy planes and ships.

The modern command helicopter is an OH-58 Kiowa, which can carry Stinger or even Hellfire missiles, and is equipped with a television camera, thermal sensor and laser designator to pinpoint targets.

In sharpest possible contrast to those earlier tributary arrangements, however, modern command societies have virtually all been organized in the name of socialism that is, with the function of command officially administered on behalf of an ideology purported to serve the broad masses of the population.

And, as Mr. Rumsfeld indicated today, the Taliban's fixed targets are not all of great value, and smashing their interior or defense ministries or disrupting their energy grid might do little to force the government in Kabul, which hardly relies on modern command and control systems, to deliver Mr. bin Laden as Mr. Bush has demanded.

(Post battle analysis of this and other early surface actions were to directly lead to the plotting crews and fighting the battle from the modern Command centers before the middle of 1943. ) Several minutes later, both forces visually sighted each other approximately simultaneously, but both Abe and Callaghan hesitated ordering their ships into action.

For example, by dropping its prohibition on nuclear weapons, the United States could provide India and Pakistan modern command-and-control technologies that would make their arsenals safer and more reliable.

Modern blocks command higher prices: maybe £1,600 a square metre.

The reduction to three fleurs-de-lis, today designated as France Modern, was commanded by Charles V in 1376, reportedly in honour of the Holy Trinity.

Historically the political centre and economic hub of the East Indies, Java seemed to retain that position within the modern republic, commanding about three-fourths of all new investment projects (excluding oil exploration) from the late 1960s to the early '80s.

Few modern professionals commanded such a measure of esteem and kindly regard from his own immediate colleagues and his opponents in the cricket field as did Roy Kilner".