Sentence examples for A command given from inspiring English sources

First was the development of the view, first articulated in ancient Greece and developed to some extent by Aquinas, that law should be understood on the model of a command, given by a superior to an inferior, the issuance of which made certain actions obligatory for the rational addressee (and putative subject).

In the task of applying others' false beliefs, a statement was presented at the top of the photograph, and participants were instructed that this was a command given to ZhangHong.

Boolean logic The use of certain operators in a command given to a computer, e.g. such as "AND" or "NOT", so as to show the sort of conditions which need to be met before the command is carried out.

Alternatively, I could use the practice that arose from a command given to the president as outlined in the Constitution of the United States that the president "…shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient…" (1).

Latynina was referring to the energy conglomerate led by Mikhail Khodorkovsky, before he was arrested, in 2003 (presumably at Putin's command), given a transparently bogus trial, and sent off to prison in Siberia.

That was the command given to a room full of career women in a workshop my friend attended recently.

That, he said, is why fixing a calendar was the first command given to the Israelites.

The central front was reorganized and its command given to an American volunteer fighting on the Israeli side, Colonel David Marcus, who was subsequently appointed Aluf (Major General).

The man command provides information on the command given as an argument.

Suzuki showed a patient structural command, giving an arc-like shape to the Kyrie by waiting a hundred or so bars before applying a substantial crescendo.

MiniFlame responded to a series of commands given Anglo first names by the program authors.