This indiscipline undermined the chain of command which, of course, perfectly suited the other side.

As bewilderment turned into panic, the soldiers got out of control, the chain of command fell apart, and the battlefield became chaotic.

If an officer in the chain of command sabotaged the measure, however, the policy did not survive.

But others in his chain of command are still subject to punishment.

Moreover, there is clear evidence which suggests that the chain of command on the plantations was quite rigid.

There was often a complete breakdown in the chain of command and erosion in the esprit de corps.

The committee might map out an organizational tree that demonstrates internal reporting relationships and the external chain of command.

Beyond the core ethical duties of all healthcare professionals, there are some differences in role-based responsibilities to society, institutions, and the chain of command.

The disorganization of economic policymaking structures, which lacked a clear chain of command, increased the difficulties of achieving consensus in support of strong measures.

The learned obedience to the chain of command.

To repay these loans, tax revenues were alienated and venal offices were multiplied, not least in the military administration itself where they endlessly complicated the chain of command.

Additionally, they have a clearer chain of command, more readily compatible military equipment and training, and greater experience of working together than do ad hoc multinational forces.

The board’s findings were considered and accepted by the relevant authorities in the chain of command.

Has a clear chain of command yet been established?

We have been worried about the effectiveness of the chain of command.