Sentence examples for nature of command from inspiring English sources

The second thing we're exploring is the nature of command.

In addition to passages about pets and bodybuilding, Musharraf delivered in the book an extended reflection on the nature of command, in which he relied upon quotations from Richard Nixon's neglected tome "Leaders".

He continued to ruminate on the nature of command.

Lieutenant-General Émile Janssens, the Belgian commander of the Force Publique, refused to see Congolese independence as marking a change in the nature of command.

Tsuchida's concept for the battle system was to maintain the strategic nature of command-based battles.

"I think the president has been consistent," said Eliot A. Cohen, a professor at Johns Hopkins University who has written extensively on the nature of civilian command and is sometimes consulted by the administration.

Instead, one of two forms may be used, depending on the nature of the command.

What I did not fully know as a child was the reflexive nature of the command to love neighbor and self.

He experiences great anxiety both over the ghoulish nature of this command, but also his own failure to live up to it; his failure to properly be what he has been trained to be.

To maintain uniformity in the nature of verbal commands provided by the tester during testing, the testers were instructed to always give a strong verbal encouragement during the performance of every maximum effort.

And therein lies the depressing nature of Bell's command of his place – the argument for him is made up almost entirely of the arguments against others.