Sentence examples for under a unified command from inspiring English sources

By autumn the government forces had been reinforced and placed under a unified command.

Efforts to revamp local and state police forces under a unified command have languished for months.

Under the new protocols, the city's emergency responders would operate at a catastrophe under a unified command.

But bringing separate police agencies into a single city under a unified command is not without its difficulties, several officials said.

The proposal, which the president's aides say is expected in the coming weeks, would all but do away with the nation's 2,200 local police departments and place their duties under a "unified command".

Since 2003, in fact, they have tried to persuade the Americans to allow their militias to be placed under a unified command so that they can fight freely against the insurgents.

Rebels, with no former jobs to return to, may be given the option of joining a national army.However, it would be a rare rebel force that did not derive some sense of entitlement from the sacrifices made during a hard-fought war, and the katibas still brush off requests by NTC officials to place themselves under the authority of a unified command.

Under the executive order, a "unified command" of three police agencies — the State Highway Patrol and St . Louiscity and county police — will coordinate the response, with county police responsible for securing Ferguson protest areas.

Instead, he began what Sir Winston Churchill called "a series of extremely laborious and mystifying maneuvers," with the object of creating a unified command under someone other than Haig.

The emergency caused a unified command under Marshal Ferdinand Foch to be established (April), and by May the situation had stabilized.

The Confederates to the east of Missouri had established a unified command under Albert Sidney Johnston, who manned, with only 40,000 men, a long line in Kentucky running from near Cumberland Gap on the east through Bowling Green to Columbus on the Mississippi River.