Sentence examples for under four commands from inspiring English sources

Dubbed Britain's FBI, the NCA is leading the fight against serious and organised crime under four commands: organised crime, economic crime, border policing, and child exploitation and online protection, alongside the cybercrime unit.

Dubbed "Britain's FBI", the NCA is leading the fight against serious and organised crime in the UK, tackling it under four commands: organised crime, economic crime, border policing and child exploitation and online protection, alongside a National Cyber Crime Unit.

"They are not congregated under one command.

His appointment to the office of ealdorman in 1007 was probably an attempt by Ethelred to unite south-central England under one command.

In Kano the police have retrained 3,000 officers, bringing army and intelligence units sensibly under one command.Still, Boko Haram has succeeded in driving a wedge between the state and the people.

When he was recalled from retirement in July 1941 to become commander of United States Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) at the age of 61, he united the Philippine and United States Armies under one command.

For the remainder of the war in Italy, they did not amass such large forces under one command against Hannibal; they utilized several independent armies, still outnumbering the Punic forces in numbers of armies and soldiers.

Jesus sums up the commandments under two, the command to love God with all one's heart and soul and mind (see Deuteronomy 6 5), and the command to love the neighbor as the self (see Leviticus 19 18).

Under the old system, Africa was divvied up into territorial chunks and placed under three different commands -- European, Pacific, and Central.

It now has a credible leadership with better contacts to the Local Coordination Committees and other civilian groups inside Syria, and it has made progress toward unifying the diverse forces of the Free Syrian Army and other armed groups under one military command.

Others are concerned by the interior minister, Nasser Yusuf, who has failed to bring the security forces under one chain of command, contributing to a growing sense of lawlessness.