Sentence examples for old command from inspiring English sources

As the old command structures have broken down, many fighters, on all sides, have become bandits.

Under the old command system of socialism, Delhi decided who could invest how much and where.

'Make it new' - Pound's old command - is still as talismanic as ever".

Thus, he resigned his commission to resume his old command in Sweden, where he was eventually promoted to major general.

The old command center was among the first things that Mr. Suozzi saw on a tour of dilapidated buildings soon after he took office in 2002.

The old command and control management paradigm is still all too common but is no longer effective in the knowledge economy.

The economy sits somewhere between the old command-and-control approach and the new ways of markets and private capital.

And we didn't do this through the old command-and-control method; everybody knew the gravity of the situation, and all the great ideas came from within.

But many people who closely watch state government and the health care industry, on the left and right, see a retreat — so much so that some invoked the name of the late Dr. David Axelrod, who, as state health commissioner from 1979 to 1991, ran the old command-and-control system.

Worryingly, no leader, young or old, commands broad support in the West Bank.

The foursome take a train to vermont, sing about snow in the club car and find themselves at a struggling ski inn owned by the boys' old commanding officer.