Sentence examples for territorial command from inspiring English sources

By an arrangement of July 25 the Free French retained territorial command in Syria and Lebanon subject to strategic control by the British.

In the decades after Vikramaditya VI's death in 1126, the empire steadily decreased in size as their powerful feudatories expanded in autonomy and territorial command.

The force is split into three main sections: Territorial Command deals with policing in the district and community safety; Crime and Justice Command oversees investigation and intelligence; and Support Services deals with human resources and personnel.

More important, the territorial commands provide as much as 70percentt of the military's operating budget through legal and illegal businesses, extortion rackets and control of logging and mining operations.

The police officer involved, a 29-year-old man serving in the territorial policing command of the Metropolitan Police, the formal name for Scotland Yard, was arrested while at work at a central London police station.

When the yeomanry became territorials, he commanded them.

He was articled to Nottingham solicitors and joined the territorial army, rising to command the South Notts Hussars Yeomanry in 1939.

Paddick, deputy assistant commissioner and second in command of territorial policing, knew as early as 3.15pm on the day of the shooting that the dead man was carrying a Brazilian driving licence, and the Met might have shot a "tourist".

Keep both dogs either with a collar on or muzzle (Muzzle is for extra protection if things go wrong) stand on opposite side of a large clear room; and command the territorial dog to sit; stay close behind and ready to scoop him up if things get bad.

China argues it is not an island at all but a rock, incapable of sustaining human habitation, and so, under UNCLOS, commands only territorial waters, not an EEZ.

So can rocks be transformed into islands through man-made sand?The law is explicit that ground that is submerged at high tide known as "low-tide elevations"—commands neither territorial waters nor EEZs, and cannot be built up into "rocks".