Sentence examples for serious command from inspiring English sources

The commission concluded that serious command failures by Marine officers in Beirut and military commanders above them in Europe had contributed to the compound's inadequate security.

But Mr. Haysbert, who was filming an episode of the series — which will have its fourth-season premiere at 10 p.m. on Sunday — decided to keep his serious Command Sergeant Major face.

His recommendation to withdraw armored forces to counter the Israeli threat on the west bank created a serious command crisis, and ultimately no withdrawal took place.

These provocations, combined with a number of "serious command-and-control snafus," brought us closer to the brink than we needed to be.

Non-depressed comparisons were recruited from general practitioners (response rate 66.7%), and were included when they had no lifetime diagnosis of depression, dementia or other serious psychiatric disorders, and good command of the Dutch language [ 22].

At base, there was concern even anger over why Reckson, vaunted for Rechler's sharp management, which had allowed the company to snag key Manhattan office towers and shed troublesome family assets, hadn't commanded a more serious bidding war and even a modest premium at a time when mediocre companies seem to have no trouble doing just that.

Officers from the Met's Homicide and Serious Crime Command are understood to be furious at being stonewalled by Britain's secretive intelligence agencies.

After the killings, a small team of detectives headed by the Metropolitan Police's Homicide and Serious Crime Command travelled to Antigua with forensic specialists.

He was allowed to work on the Met's serious crime command, despite officers knowing he was in a relationship with the wife of a suspected criminal.

Detective Chief Inspector John McFarlane, of the Met's homicide and serious crime command, said: "Information has been received which has progressed this inquiry and we are now treating Carole's disappearance as a murder investigation.

Speaking outside Scotland Yard today, Detective Superintendent John Sweeney from the Metropolitan Police's Homicide and Serious Crime Command said: "There were several people who witnessed this event, both inside and outside the store.