Sentence examples for outside command from inspiring English sources
A lone-wolf terrorist operates individually, does not belong to an organized group or network and conceives and directs the modus operandi without any direct outside command or hierarchy (Spaaji 2012, p. 16).
Outside, commanding officer Simon is waiting for the Chinook helicopter, whose arrival is a matter of life and death for Corporal Phipps, wounded in a Taliban attack.
On this view there are no outside commands to appeal to for legitimation, and we are condemned to our own freedom.
Tony Cordesman of CSIS told Morning Defense that, based on preliminary reports, there was not a crisis: "Unless something is released that somehow indicates that you broke through every known barrier to a system that is not connected to the Internet or outside command-and-control, it is a warning that you need to look at the particular system failure, but that is as far as it goes,".
Outside the command center, relatives of the hostages also became increasingly frustrated.
When the commanders eventually left, Lang and Grandpa sat down to breakfast at a field table just outside his command trailer.
A second former officer said any information presented by the team to the leaders of the Special Operations Command would have been unlikely to be shared outside the command in the environment that prevailed before Sept. 11.
At the heart of the company is the same motor that impelled the early success of MCI, cable TV giant Tele-Communications Inc. and McCaw Cellular (now part of AT&T): The managers own the company, but outside investors command the cash flow from Global Crossing's high-yield debt issues.
An officer outside Recruiting Command was appointed to investigate.
A genuine No. 1 lines up primarily outside and commands double teams a majority of the time; Colston's success has been in exploiting single coverages from the inside as part of the Saints' high-powered machine.
TEK exists outside the normal command structure of both the police and the security agencies.
