Sentence examples for the command structure of the from inspiring English sources
Still, a trickle of information found its way through the command structure of the Army Corps.
But the damage done to the command structure of the Army of Tennessee was irrevocable.
He is the only American citizen known to have moved so high in the command structure of the Mexican cartels.
American officials said they would break up the command structure of the units by dispersing the fighters across different security units.
From the records, the CIA was able to deduce how many agents the Cubans were running, their rough geographical locations and the command structure of the DI.
"Clearly this decision was made very high up," said Anna Neistat of Human Rights Watch, an expert in the command structure of the Syrian armed forces.
A recent study by the International Crisis Group found that "political partisanship has permeated every level of the security apparatus, undermining the command structures" of the Army and police, and that the unity government "has yet to tackle the corruption, nepotism and factionalism within it.
Despite some welcome changes in the command structures of the FARDC in the wake of the disastrous rampage in Goma and Kanyabayonga, local people have been complaining that soldiers who committed violations have not only not been arrested, but remain in the area.
It was highly critical of the authorities, finding that the command structure of both the CFA and the Department of Sustainability and Environment's fire agency broke down.
The full reintegration of France into the command structure of NATO will have little practical impact; France has long contributed money and is the fourth largest contributor of troops.
So to what extent were UK officers involved in the battle and in the command structure of coalition forces which took the decision to use white phosphorus shells in that manner at Falluja? Norman Dombey Professor emeritus of theoretical physics, University of Sussex George Monbiot rightly exposes the double standards in US foreign and military policy.
