Sentence examples for sole command from inspiring English sources

The move in effect left the quiet 52-year-old biologist in sole command of government.

It effectively left the quiet 52-year-old biologist in sole command of government.

But, as Bravin writes in "The Terror Courts," "the Bush administration envisioned creating for the first time a permanent legal structure under the president's sole command".

While coordination remains critical, the I.M.F. should make clear that on financial matters, it remains in sole command of how its resources will be deployed.

In April 1557 Lautaro was defeated and executed by an army led by Francisco de Villagrán at Mataquito, leaving Caupolicán in sole command of the Indian resistance.

When Nato took over from the coalition it was stressed that it had assumed "sole command and control" of all air operations.

After being appointed sole commander of all Texian troops, Houston journeyed to Gonzales to take command of the 400 volunteers who were still waiting for Fannin to lead them to the Alamo.

In 27 bc the emperor Augustus created a permanent corps of nine cohorts, stationing them around Rome; in 2 bc he appointed two equestrian prefects to command them, but in ad 23 Tiberius' powerful prefect Sejanus became their sole commander.

These difficulties in negotiating the UN-NATO relationship during Deny Flight were a major factor in the decision to place later NATO forces in the Balkans under the sole control of the NATO chain of command.

In Nietzsche's moral philosophy, the sole ethical command is the doctrine of eternal return: If you would affirm something, you should affirm it to eternity.

In Nietzsche's moral philosophy, the sole ethical command is the doctrine of eternal return: if you would affirm something, you should affirm it to eternity; you should want it to repeat itself, without any variation, over and again for an infinity of consecutively identical universes.