英語 での Chain of command の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Nearby military bases were also targeted so as to cut off any reinforcements and disrupt the chain of command.
There was no distinctive chain of command in the forces, and while they were fighting in a city“soldiers” broke into shops and homes and destroyed and looted them as well as searching for“enemies”.
Where it is deemed that a military is strictly command and control, chain of command, it is more than that as cooperation is essential and there are many ways a lack of cooperation can be expressed.
Those who propagate wars and massacres are acting under a chain of command and are following the plans originated from a single center.
This means that the rebels' chain of command goes beyond unruly field commanders, beyond Qatar and Saudi Arabia, beyond Paris and Washington, all the way to Israel.
The written record taking the chain of command and the ultimate responsibility for the fate of the Romanovs back to Lenin was, from the beginning, either never made or carefully concealed.
From an operational point of view, CSETI needed a senior point of contact(POC) within the chain of command who knew what we were doing to contact extraterrestrial civilizations.
At the time, the incident was reported up the chain of command, and it is one of multiple drunken episodes involving Jackson on overseas trips, according to a source familiar.
She has the support of the Pentagon- which argues that confusing the chain of command inherently corrupts the system- and the tacit support of the White House.
Both groups are down at the bottom of the chain of command, but neither group knows exactly who they are trying to kill or why.
In instances involving dispatch contracts the chain of command of the personnel lie with the user enterprise(in case of service contracts the chain of command lies with WysiWyg).
The Bock's Car bomber crew members, like most grunts in any war, were at the bottom of a long complex anonymous chain of command.
But Obama in his 2012 act has voided Clinton's act and instead power is given to the chain of command that is topped by and includes the president.
A key component in any crisis management situation- which is what you have during and perhaps immediately after the disaster- is assignment of areas of responsibility and establishment of a chain of command.
The Bock's Car bomber crew, as are most soldier grunts in any war, was at the bottom of a long complex anonymous chain of command.
The potential for direct data exchange between human neural networks and microelectronic systems could revolutionize tactical warfighter communications, speed the transfer of knowledge throughout the chain of command, and ultimately dispel the'fog' of war," the report states.
The new regulatory body must be independent from the chain of command of the government, operators, and politics; transparent in decision making processes to the national government and exclude involvement of stakeholders in decision making; and technically proficient in nuclear technology.
The potential for direct data exchange between human neural networks and microelectronic systems could revolutionize tactical warfighter communications, speed the transfer of knowledge throughout the chain of command, and ultimately dispel the'fog' of war.
In the case of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances, the government has an obligation to thoroughly investigate, identify the responsible persons, including not only actual perpetrators, but also identifying the chain of command, as well as ensuring reparation for the victims.
Group companies formulate crisis management policies in line with policies of the Group to develop crisis management systems that include establishing a department in charge of crisis management, decision-making procedures for emergency situations, and securing the chain of command.