Sentence examples for under the general command from inspiring English sources

This is a collective term for devices exhibiting animal-like purposeful behaviour under the general command of (but without direct help from) humans.

The screenplay, an American and Spanish collaboration by three writers, revolves around the journalist's encounter with a woman who works as an editor at the republicans' press office on the northern front, as their forces try to hold back the nationalists under the general command of Francisco Franco.

The Prussian forces, totaling some 285,000 men, were deployed mainly in three armies ranging in a 270-mile-long arc, from the border of Saxony to Silesia, under the general command of the chief of the general staff, Helmuth von Moltke, who was to test his new theories and methods in the encounter.

In March 1815, he received a command in the 1st Corps, under the general command of Charles, Duke of Angoulême.

The federal court jury found José Guillermo García, El Salvador's former defense minister, and Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova, its former National Guard commander, liable for lasting injuries suffered by three Salvadoran immigrants to the United States who were tortured under the generals' command.

Chaired on both occasions by Judge Theodor Meron – a Holocaust survivor, former Israeli diplomat and US citizen – a majority of judges ruled that the evidence lacked "specific direction" to the troops under the generals' command to commit atrocities.

American helicopters crashed; soldiers under the General's command were kidnapped and mutilated; and when the reports of multiple casualties would arrive, he recalled, "you sort of put your hands on the desk and think about it for a second".

It took part, under Allenby's general command, in the Syrian campaign helping to capture Damascus.

The 1st Panzer Division under the command of General-Major (Major General) Friedrich Kirchner, had on strength 52 Panzer IIs, 98 Panzer III, 58 Panzer IV, 40 Panzer 35 t) and eight SdKfz 265 Panzerbefehlswagens.

In Saxony, a joint force of Austrians and Brunswickers under the command of General Kienmayer was far more successful, defeating a corps under the command of General Junot at the Battle of Gefrees.

The Americans were originally under the command of General Spotswood, Governor of Virginia, who was to be second-in command under Cathcart, however Spotswood died and was replaced by Gooch as commander of the Americans.