Sentence examples for a form of command from inspiring English sources

But even in tradition a form of command can be seen in the expected obedience of community members to the sanctions of tradition.

A form of command guidance used from the 1980s by the U.S. Patriot surface-to-air system was called track-via-missile.

Also using a form of command guidance were television-guided missiles, in which a small television camera mounted in the nose of the weapon beamed a picture of the target back to an operator who sent commands to keep the target centred in the tracking screen until impact.

"But if you have two generations of men who have grown up with a gun in their hands, without any form of command and control in military terms, unless you start to break that cycle, then the sort of sexual violence that we see here will simply persist".

This appeal to a conjunction religious beliefs about Heaven and the political doctrine of "identifying upward" has led some scholars to suggest that Mohist ethics might ultimately be a form of divine command theory.

As an alternative ethical theory, Lewis offered a form of divine command theory which equated God with goodness and treated goodness as an essential part of reality, thus asserting God's existence.

Network enabled capability (NEC) is a new form of command and control and this paper asks whether it is an end product or an initial condition.

In real life, Sarah Winchester's daughter died in infancy, and her husband died young; the myth holds that she considered herself to be cursed by the spirits of those who died by gunshots from Winchester products—and that her obsessive renovation of the house was a form of expiation, on command from the spirits who demanded that she shelter them.

The critique holds that libertarian paternalism is an oxymoron, whereby influence presented as a 'nudge' (as in making electric cars cheaper) readily becomes a non-libertarian form of command and control (as when, shy of prohibition, fossil fuel cars are taxed beyond a reasonable price).

Mr Samaraweera describes the former president as "vilifying" the West as a form of "hysterical nationalism to command" the vote of the ethnic Sinhalese majority, despite the fact that Western powers helped to crack down on international funding and support for the Tamil Tiger separatists towards the end of the war.

The one has made an art form of commanding the back page of the New York tabloids, the other tends to fade into the woodwork.