| Article 19 of that law empowered the president to name the commander in chief. |
| At a time of great challenge in the world the commander in chief must stand on principle, not on the shifting sands of political convenience. |
| Within a few years, however, he regained his stature, eventually becoming a field marshal and commander in chief of the British army. |
| Fortunately, the President is the commander in chief, not the theologian in chief. |
| On returning to England in 1902 he was created Viscount Kitchener and was appointed commander in chief in India. |
| As commander in chief, the president must wield his executive power to hunt down, interdict, arrest, or kill the nation's enemies. |
