Examples of using Direct command in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Give him a direct command.
I'm going to appoint a field officer to take direct command.
A field officer to take direct command. So I'm going to appoint.
It is therefore better to play it safe by selecting a direct command e.g.
Paul is speaking here by the direct command of Christ,“by the word of the Lord.”.
Stalin ordered Kurchatov to produce a bomb by 1948, andput the ruthless Lavrenty Beria in direct command of the project.
Twelfth Army assumed direct command of 7th and 20th Indian Divisions, together with 22nd East African Brigade.
For the remainder of the Seven Days, he had no direct command of the battles.
In East Germany under my direct command, I have 31 divisions, including 11 tank divisions and another five in Czechoslovakia.
He demonstrated this through his advertising technique of a direct command to the consumer.
Wars fought on behalf of, or under direct command, of the Church, civil wars, offensive wars and wars fought against different thinking people.
The general staff has an idea that inthe event of war, the Soviet staff will have direct command over line units of the armies of the Warsaw Pact.
Wars fought on behalf of or under direct command of the Church, civil wars, offensive wars and wars fought against people with other views and beliefs than the official Church.
When you are in contact with the Overself in solving a problem,you receive a direct command what to do and you then know it is right.
It is granted far more often than corporal(E-4), which is now reserved for personnel who have either passed the Basic Leader Course orhave been assigned low-level supervisory duties with two or more soldiers under direct command.
As of today,I'm assuming direct command of our forces.
At this time, the mood of the dog is unstable, the behavior is unstable- it can caress to the owner, and then pull away and quiet down,the pet ceases to perform the direct commands of the owner.
The reserves, 34,394 men and 56 guns,came under the direct command of Wellington during the Battle of Waterloo.
But in practice, Napoleon was often entrusted to one man the command of almost 10 units(e.g., Davout), and personally at the same time was ruled by more than 5 units,taking under the direct command of the greater part of the army.
Part of the Group for Specialized Tactics,a Special Mission Unit under the direct command of the Joint Special Operations Command, the elite of the modern US Special Forces is better known by their battlefield legend.
Aerial operations were split into two, east of Cape Tenez in Algeria, with British aircraft under Air Marshal Sir William Welsh andwest of Cape Tenez, all American aircraft under Major General Jimmy Doolittle, under the direct command of Major General Patton.
The first is a direct command, to be obeyed or ignored(and notice that it draws attention to the act of smoking); the second is an opening, an invitation to possible lasting change, without pressure, and is less likely to raise resistance.
Just before the siege preparations were completed, the Confederates,now under the direct command of Johnston, began a withdrawal toward Richmond.
I think that the direct command of each of the three armies you personally eventually you will be overloaded with work, why it is necessary in the South-Western sector have not only operational item, but the full operational management of the group.".
On the other hand, such a team, combining actions of the two armies,while maintaining the direct command of his own army, tend to feel only the needs of"his" army and aware of the needs of enterprises(Bulow on Sambre).
This friction eventually resulted in Bolívar stripping Piar of direct troop command.
When used with positive commands, direct object pronouns must be attached to the command.