Sentence examples for not effectively command from inspiring English sources
"We always knew there would be a point where the effectiveness of the government forces would decline to the point where they could not effectively command and control their forces," said the diplomat, who was granted anonymity to discuss confidential details of the battle inside Tripoli.
Georgia's armed forces, the assessment found, lack "the doctrine, institutional training and the experience needed to effectively command and control organizations throughout the chain of command".
He had contended throughout the trial that Peter Gotti was merely a retired city sanitation worker -- blinded in one eye and living on a disability pension since he fell off a garbage truck in 1979 -- and was "a dope," not smart enough to have effectively commanded the complex criminal enterprises of the Gambinos.
A leaked United Nations document says Rwanda's defence minister is effectively commanding the rebellion.
Rwanda's defence minister is effectively commanding a rebellion in the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN experts say.
In conclusion, our study, showing that the posture control in AS is not effectively improved by visual input, confirms the initial hypothesis about the existence of "forward" models, combining sensory inputs with motor commands.
Human beings do not effectively process tragedy.
It could not effectively tackle McNair.
The pattern was established: Cone fell behind in the count, could not effectively pinpoint his slider or splitter and when he wasn't issuing walks -- he had five in his brief outing -- the Angels' hitters successfully seized on his lack of command, driving the ball.
We do not effectively prosecute hate crimes.
Regardless of Walpole's orders, the Irish Lord Justices did not act, Lord Shannon did not command that his troops should be issued Wood's coin, and Middleton's House of Lords and Conolly's House of Commons did not pass any resolution backing up Walpole's order, which effectively prevented the coin from being distributed.
