Sentence examples for right of command from inspiring English sources

In the box to the right of Command to run is an empty box.

Konoe's first cabinet had been plagued by the separation of state affairs and the army's right of supreme command.

Frequently it carried with it the pay, right to command, and uniform of the higher grade.

The central directive force of the kingdom remained the king himself, whose office by tradition empowered its holder with the right to command the obedience of his subjects and to punish those who did not obey.

It is a new moral quality that emerges from the respective commitments of rulers and ruled, consisting of the former's right to command and the latter's duty to obey.

Under Gallienus, senators lost the right to command legions and much of their part in provincial administration.

An admiral, for example, has the power-right to relieve a captain of her power-right to command a ship.

I have taken our 10 portfolios described above and plotted their average returns on the horizontal axis: You can see that the extreme value portfolio on the right of the plot commands that 10.9percentt return that we mentioned above and that the extreme growth on the left commands a puny 3.8percentt.

It goes right up the chain of command.

A key element in the war crimes case against the Serb tyrant Slobodan Milosevic has become just a handful of killings, which, thanks to proper forensic analysis and documentation, investigators were able to retrace right up the chain of command.

"I think I remember hearing that it was more expensive to use Hikmat than the other companies, but that was all right with my chain of command because the mission was more dangerous and he was the only one who could and would do it," Caleb Hardin, one of Woodall's subordinates, wrote in a declaration submitted by Hikmat's lawyers.