Sentence examples for provides commanders from inspiring English sources

"Congress extended U.C.M.J. jurisdiction over civilians who accompany our armed forces during contingency operations, and this change provides commanders with another important and necessary means of establishing good order and discipline across the force".

That project has led to a better understanding of the devices and to efforts to provide commanders in Iraq with faster countermeasures to help protect American troops.

More than a third of my book Bletchley Park: An Inmate's Story was composed of nearly 50 short biographies of most of those whose work led to cryptographic successes and of those whose study of decrypted German messages provided commanders in the field with vital intelligence.

In the Norwegian incident command system, a police incident commander provides overall command.

The 10th Division has close links with a joint operations centre created by the US and its allies known in Turkish as Musterek Operasyon Merkezi, or MOM, which provides vetted commanders with money and weapons, according to Charles Lister, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Doha Center.

"The football," says Dobbs, "also provides the commander-in-chief with a simplified menu of nuclear strike options – allowing him to decide, for example, whether to destroy all of America's enemies in one fell swoop or to limit himself to obliterating only Moscow or Pyongyang or Beijing".

"Its presence in the Gulf adds to that of other US naval ships already there... and provides the commander in chief additional options to protect American citizens and interests in Iraq, should he choose to use them," Kirby said.

The barbarisation of the lower ranks was paralleled by a concurrent barbarisation of its command structure, with the Roman senators who had traditionally provided its commanders becoming entirely excluded from the army.

The standing headquarters would "provide future commanders with a skill set of people with military specialties and a solid appreciation for the complexities of the region," he said.

The agency was formed in 1996 from parts of the Pentagon and C.I.A., mainly to provide battlefield commanders with speedier intelligence and photographic analysis.

Citing the exceptions available with the chief of department's approval, he said the message was meant to provide senior commanders with more discretion.