Sentence examples for A broad command from inspiring English sources
His keen powers of observation were enhanced by a rich imagination, a feeling for atmosphere, and a broad command of language.
According to Mr. Gilliam, the report was unrelated to any effort by the Defense Department to rebut suggestions of a broad command failure.
The first factor is a broad command to consider "the nature and circumstances of the offense and the history and characteristics of the defendant". 18 U. S. C. §3553 a)(1).
He has an equally broad command of timbre and gives himself a lot of space to work with, often slowing tempos to a crawl.
In expanding the coverage of the ADA in 2008, Congress did not specifically identify obesity or any other medical condition as a covered disability.3 Nonetheless, Congress's broad command has led the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to revise its official ADA guidance substantially.
Congress's broad command also appears to have convinced federal courts to view the claims of morbidly obese individuals seeking the ADA's protections more favorably.
But if it continues unlimited support for Assad, Russia will only fuel the jihadists' rage — and complicate American efforts to build a broader, unified command.
A broad-stroke command-and-control-type EEZ land-use planning strategy was undertaken in Madre de Dios in the late 1990s, with landscape level land-use planning maps published in 2000 [39].
From the eighth to the early 20th century, Muslims strove for a broad education (as commanded in the Qur'an), questioned doctrines, and were passionate about scientific advancements, political and social ideals and art.
Gary Myers, a lawyer for Staff Sgt. Ivan L. Frederick II, one of the enlisted men charged in the case, requested over the weekend that the Army open a court of inquiry into the abuse at Abu Ghraib, a move that would expand the investigation beyond the six enlisted personnel to look at the broader command failures.
In Indonesia they command a broad cross-party consensus.
