Sentence examples for what a commander from inspiring English sources

"That's what a commander in chief does".

"That's not what a commander in chief says when you're trying to lead troops".

Jennifer Dorn New York, Dec. 2, 2009 • To the Editor: On Tuesday night President Obama did what a commander in chief ought to do.

For example, one hypothetical situation posed the question of what a commander should do about two junior male service members in civilian clothes seen kissing and hugging at a shopping mall, or how to handle reports that a service member has been seen "hanging around" a gay bar.

Stuart Stevens to Romney: "Favorite Lady Gaga song?" Romney: " 'Poker Face,' because it's what a commander in chief needs to negotiate with world leaders!" Stevens: "Favorite TV show?" Romney: " 'The Voice,' because 53 percent of Americans have a unique one, which can realize its potential if freed from federal regulations and the whining of the other 47 percent".

In a frank, lengthy section at the end of the plan, various hypothetical problems and solutions are posed, including what a commander should do about two junior male service members in civilian clothes seen kissing and hugging at a shopping mall, or how to handle reports that another service member has been seen "hanging around" a gay bar.

Through June and into July, whenever the division killed a score or two of guerrillas in an operation, Vann would flatter Cao by telling him what a fine commander he was.

William J. Bratton, the commissioner of the New York Police Department and the most widely recognized face in American policing, will step down next month to take a job with a private advisory firm, ending a 45-year career in public life that spanned the country, from Boston to Los Angeles, and that reshaped the image of what a police commander could be.

The investigation did not exclude the possibility that Israeli forces were responding to fire from an armed Palestinian group, as Israel claimed, but said that this and similar attacks "cannot meet the test of what a reasonable commander would have determined to be an acceptable loss of civilian life for the military advantage sought".

"Not every single commander necessarily wants women on the force, not every commander believes what a sexual assault is, not every single commander can distinguish between a slap on the ass and a rape because they merge all of these crimes together".

Dealing with the issues of my soldiers is what I, as a commander, do day to day.