Sentence examples for operations under the command from inspiring English sources

This was the instrument envisioned by the charter for carrying out military operations under the command of the Security Council's permament members.

While CICIG has continued its operations under the command of Castresana's successor, Francisco Dall'Anese — a respected former Attorney General from Costa Rica — Castresana returned to Spain, where he resumed his job as a prosecutor.

An often-cited passage is Section 413(b), which deals with presidential approval and reporting of "covert actions". In essence, this statute gives the president authority, with a proper "finding," to send U.S. Special Operations forces on paramilitary operations, under the command of the CIA.

It became part of the school of Combined Operations under the command of "Blondie" Hasler.

In early September, as reinforcements began to arrive, the battalion moved up the Kokoda Trail to Ioribaiwam, where they began patrolling operations under the command of the 21st Brigade in order to defend the village against advancing Japanese elements.

This layer is a georeferenced raster image of the historic paper map entitled: Plan of the military naval operation under the command of the immo... Harvard Map Collection, Harvard College Library.

On 23 24 October, the High Seas Fleet undertook its last major offensive operation under the command of Admiral von Pohl, though it ended without contact with British forces.

The ship's first combat operation, under the command of Admiral Wilhelm Marschall, began on 21 November 1939; the ship, in company with her sister, the light cruiser, and nine destroyers, was to patrol the area between Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

When de Grasse received these despatches, he made the critical decision to sail his fleet to the Chesapeake Bay to assist in land operations against British forces operating under the command of Charles Cornwallis in Virginia.

That is why the MoD has created a new cyber operations group under the command of General Jonathan Shaw to mainstream cyber across the whole spectrum of defence operations and to ensure that the same framework of command and control that exists for traditional operations exists for cyber too.

It was members of the Navy's special operations forces under the command of JSOC who killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in May.