Meanings of british command in English

The British command is theoretically in favour of letting the Russians go.

Indeed, John Master was soon in high favor with the British command.

Given the irresistible British command of the sea, fifty thousand troops were enough.

The mission could be run by a joint Franco- British command, one of the envoys said.

Sam Hughes was probably wiser on what modern war demanded than many of the British command.

The fortunes of war had already given the British command of the eastern end of this chain.

The French had not; and, in face of the British command of the sea, they could not have them.

The British command decided on the reduction of Long Island as a preliminary to an assault upon the city.

A truly fresh approach would be Villiers coming clean about the past actions of soldiers and others under British command.

So 1914 closed with such a British command over the surface of the sea as even Nelson had never imagined.

The British command of the sea, the destruction of Washington, and the occupation of Maine told heavily on the other side.

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It happened that his partners in crime, Aryeh and Asher, had taken it upon themselves to deprive the British command of their vengeance.

General Dan McNeill of the United States has taken command of 35,500 Nato-led soldiers after nine months of British command.

A few days after I arrived in Palestine there was an explosion at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem where the British command was housed.

The force of 1,600 Italians will be home within eight weeks; it has been under British command in Iraq's mainly Shia southern sector.