Sentence examples for the integrated command from inspiring English sources

The integrated command system enables commanders to control operations on alliance territory and beyond.

"I would make progress on European defense a condition for moving into the integrated command, and I am asking our American friends to understand that," he said.

This position is in line with the one the Socialist Party took in particular during the debate in 2009 on France's return to the integrated command: allied yes, aligned no.

In 2009, we did not support a return to the integrated command, but there is no question of organizing a permanent to-ing and fro-ing, and there would be little point in leaving it again today.

He's a doer and taboo-breaker — bringing France back into the integrated command of NATO (and so enabling the successful Libyan mission); declaring that love of America is O.K.; reforming universities and the pension system against huge resistance; taking on the worthy Libyan cause where Jacques Chirac and Mitterrand would have waved it away (and where Germany shamefully did).

"A French re-departure from the integrated command is not an option," Védrine wrote.

"France is determined to regain on her whole territory the full exercise of her sovereignty, at present diminished by the permanent presence of allied military elements or by the use which is made of her airspace; to cease her participation in the integrated commands; and no longer to place her forces at the disposal of NATO," de Gaulle wrote.

When the new, and pro-American, French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, returned France to the NATO integrated command in the spring of 2009, a number of prominent French figures stated their reservations, the most articulate of whom was the former French foreign minister under François Mitterrand, Hubert Védrine.

Charles de Gaulle broke away from this unpalatable status by leaving the NATO integrated command in 1966 and by being instrumental in making the country a nuclear power.

The integrated control allocation law is designed to assign the commanded control force and moment to each thruster dynamically.

The need for an integrated command structure received more emphasis during the Australian military's experiences in the Vietnam War.