Sentence examples for more effective command from inspiring English sources

Much of the Syrian Army remains well organized and capable, he said, with a far more effective command and control structure than the highly motivated but loosely structured rebel coalition it faces.

Interestingly the opposite is true for total transportation emissions, where we observe that the per unit per mile transportation emissions tax is more effective than a command and control scheme.

If we wish to combat terrorism worldwide, we must show that nonviolent resistance is a more effective way to command world attention.

A carbon emission tax in conjunction with the revenue neutrality assumption is seen to be more effective than a command-and-control policy as it provides a double dividend.

The JNA command was more effective, probably because of the proximity of its command post on Šanac Hill, 500 m away (permitting direct observation of part of the battlefield).

Officials in Paris and London say they believe it will prove more effective to destroy Libyan regime command and control centres than to arm the poorly-organised Benghazi-based rebels, as several other countries are demanding.

The product is not without controversy, but it could have no more effective a salesman than Fred Thompson – amiable, reassuring and commanding to the last.

As a bassist, Mingus was a powerhouse of technical command and invention; he was always more effective as a soloist than as an accompanist or sideman.

Which is more effective in blocking spam in Outlook Express, using the Block Sender command or setting up Message Rules? A. If you get buckets of unsolicited junk e-mail from the same address, the Block Sender command in Outlook Express should start sending it directly to the Deleted Items folder.

If Cameron could master Baldwin's command of restraint, he would be a much more effective politician than he is.

All of us in the chain of command didn't see that it would have been more effective to embed Iraqi troops, Dannatt says.