Príklady commander

• The soldiers fired as soon as their commander gave the order.

• The commander paid tribute to the courage of his troops.

• The commander has asked us to send reinforcements.

• The troops will go into action as soon as their commander gives the word.

• Demissie allowed his field commanders sufficient freedom of action while demanding full accountability.

• The commander, after widespread pressure from the other soldiers, decided to fulfil the requests and ordered an excavation to be carried out.

• The average salary per soldier is about $3,500 per month, with top helicopter pilots and country commanders earning about $7,500.

• Some pundits charged that the military's complete decay, especially the cowardice and incompetence of its commanders, had precipitated the debacle of 1847.

• The general staff itself consisted of officers proven as unit commanders.

• Among the graduates are the military commanders who staged the 1980 coup.

• To the military commanders of many of these countries, he strove to become an admired acquaintance, if not a close friend.

• My informants also insisted that zonal commanders, political officials and civilians organised relations between civilians and guerrillas differently, particularly during early phases of the war.

• A law passed in 1991 gave the president carte blanche in the appointment of the commander-in-chief and the removal of top officers.

• However, the heavy losses their troops sustained between 1914 and 1916 disabused commanders of many of these ideas.

• The rivalry between commander and commissar was particularly intense because all orders or directives had to be co-signed by the two officers.

• Obviously, the commander here is unwilling to comply with his orders.

• In other cases, it may be that the political representatives of a rebel movement tend to have a different background from field commanders.

• Certainly the appointment of general officers and the selection of senior commanders were not viewed primarily as partisan patronage opportunities by the national administration.

• This becomes most apparent in brigade commanders' and technicians' reports detailing problems at the 'work front'.