Sentence examples for supreme general from inspiring English sources
After a compromise under which a division of the powers of regency was arranged, Perdiccas exercised a wide authority in Asia as "supreme general" and soon began to act as if he meant to make himself king.
Its iPad was meant to be the supreme general purpose tablet, not a clunky enterprise slab or Wacom digital canvas.
If the genus is definable, we may state its definition, but we shall eventually find ourselves through continuing the process of definition arriving similarly at one of the supreme general or Aristotelian categories; if the genus is not definable, then we have arrived at one of the Aristotelian categories.
According to A. Shahbazi, Arsaces "deliberately diverges from Seleucid coins to emphasize his nationalistic and royal aspirations, and he calls himself Kārny/Karny (Greek: Autocratos), a title already borne by Achaemenid supreme generals, such as Cyrus the Younger".
A soft-spoken, gray-haired operative who carries himself with the confidence that comes from having the backing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, General Suleimani is the antithesis of the bombastic Iranian president.
The Court of King's Bench exercised a supreme and general jurisdiction over criminal and civil cases as well as special jurisdiction over the other superior common-law courts until 1830, at which time the Court of Exchequer Chamber became the court of appeal from the three superior common-law courts.
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It showed Gen. Joseph W. Ralston, who succeeded General Clark as NATO's supreme commander, not General Clark.
Libya's parliament, after the Libyan supreme court ruled general elections held in June were unconstitutional.
Mr. Kahn had taken that job after selling his own food company, Purity Supreme, to Supermarket General for $80 million in 1984.
He also ended an inappropriate division of authority in India by making the governor general supreme over the subordinate governments of Bombay and Madras.
