Sentence examples for plans to command from inspiring English sources
At some point in the next few weeks, the science team plans to command the rover to take a soil sample into its two big onboard laboratories.
And – usefully, given that Plan B will have to command doctors' consent – it will probably be a big help in assuaging the fears of the British Medical Association, the medics' union.
Washington wants a reliable ally in 2015, when it plans to transfer command of its own and South Korean troops on the peninsula to Seoul during a crisis.
Along with the Netherlands, Germany plans to take command of the peacekeeping force in Kabul, the Afghan capital, when Turkey relinquishes it next month.
It plans to hand command of the operation to a West African force which has some 1,000 soldiers on the ground.
Passing his plans to higher command, they assigned an extra division to his corps to further strengthen the attack.
The Pentagon plans to build a command center and five silos at Fort Greely for launching rockets that could demolish enemy missiles high above the earth.
NATO's plans to take over command of southern Afghanistan from American troops this summer have brought it more in the firing line from Taliban insurgents.
As for the office he has sought in Washington, Admiral McRaven couches his plans to consolidate the command's disparate operations into a new "National Capital Region" office in similar reform-minded terms, telling Congress in April that it would "better support coordination and decision-making" with other federal agencies.
But just last week, Lipsky himself announced plans to resign from command in August, leaving the leadership of the organization in question.
