Described as a hard-line partisan deeply committed to the neoconservative ideology of former US President George W. Bush, General Craddock is a controversial commanding officer whose command authority extends to that rather euphemistically termed, "peace-keeping force," operating in Afghanistan known as the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).
The commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. James L. Jones, ordered the general whose command includes the service's V-22 Osprey squadron to review for possible disciplinary action the final Pentagon report into falsified Osprey maintenance records.
By whose armies, under whose command?
Tsipras, whose command of English is tentative, depended on Varoufakis.
"One minute!" Erdoğan, whose command of English is minimal, shouted.
It's a seductive, even imposing, display, whose command rushes the audience swiftly past any ideas.
Byrd's misses halted the rhythm of Mets starter Zack Wheeler, whose command appeared to wane.
Brownlee, whose command of the Rossini style matches DiDonato's, sang it impeccably.
And with the Filipino sensitivity about sovereignty, under whose command will the Americans be?
Trump, whose command of policy specifics is minimal, has made no secret of his inclination to unleash it.
Even the major under whose command he was says that Kemp would have made "a good soldier".
