Sentence examples for successive commanders from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 - Successive commanders at the Air Force Academy failed over the course of a decade to acknowledge the seriousness of sexual assault and harassment at the Colorado Springs campus, and the service only recently imposed measures to change a climate that tolerated abuse of female cadets, the Pentagon inspector general has found.

One of the subjects stressed in the sailing orders of successive commanders in chief of the Pacific Squadron was that of relations with the authorities of the countries which they would visit and with the officers of the foreign warships certain to be encountered.

The ship was paid off in 1885 for another refit and became the flagship of Vice Admirals Sir William Hewett and John Baird, successive commanders of the Channel Fleet, upon her completion in 1887.

America's recent wars are authorized by a U.S. Congress whose members have the lowest rate of military service in history, led by three successive commanders in chief who never served on active duty.

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Nansouty served as a commander of an autonomous unit in the Tyrol until the end of the War of the Second Coalition, then under the successive command of Generals Molitor and Gudin.

For the next three years he was the personal interpreter for two successive Nazi commanders, Gen. Rainer Stahel and the infamous Gen. Kurt Mälzer, a brutal and imperious air force officer who styled himself the king of Rome.

According to the 2012 federal lawsuit, Matthews complained to successive precinct commanders that this practice led to "unjustified stops, arrests, and summonses," and that it had "an adverse effect on the precinct's relationship with the community". As a result, Matthews says he was given punitive assignments and denied overtime pay and leave.

The judges' task in the current hearing is to decide whether to overrule British military commanders — and two successive British governments — who have opposed a public inquiry.

Successive chief prosecutors at the Hague tribunal belabored NATO commanders in Bosnia, and their political superiors, for being, as they implied, insufficiently zealous in their pursuit of the two fugitives.

A highly efficient commander with an admiring public, Wolseley was employed by successive governments as chief troubleshooter of the British Empire.