Sentence examples for planned command from inspiring English sources

Decades of a centrally planned command economy have transformed North Korea into Asia's poorest country, one that has twisted inward.

Sometimes the information comes not from the hospital itself but from Facebook postings by Mark Kelly, her husband, who last week revealed that he had resumed training at Nasa's Houston campus and would, as originally planned, command the last flight by the shuttle Endeavour when it lifts off for a mission to the Space Station in April.

This brought about the planned command change, and at noon on 1 Aug 1944 Omar Bradley moved up to command the 12th Army Group, Courtney Hodges took over the First Army, and Patton's Third Army was activated into the group along with First Army, with Middleton's VIII Corps now falling under Patton.

Bush argues that President Obama has governed from a "One Ideology, One Party, and One Man" perspective -- "a centralized, planned, command-and-control government".

Even when small plans command broad support, they can have trouble getting off the ground.

Newspapers have reported poor perimeter security, coordination and decision-making – the Indian Express described "glaring gaps in planning, command, training and equipment" – and ministers have been accused of making a series of misleading statements.

Their claims illustrate how poorly many of these former officials understand modern nuclear doctrine, operations plans, command and control systems and the military's ongoing effort to prepare for a wide range of scenarios through exercises and war games.

It also represents a clear claim that the group planned and commanded the attack centrally, rather than simply being carried out by a domestic French group "inspired" by the jihadists.

Cubitt planned and commanded a series of operations through the winter of 1914-15, deseveralg several Dervish forts.

In late January and early February 1942, Galland first planned then commanded the Luftwaffe's air cover for the Kriegsmarine Operation Cerberus which was a major success.

O'Dowd, as the senior company commander, was subsequently appointed to plan and command the withdrawal.