Sentence examples similar to a wide-ranging command from inspiring English sources

The Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ) — Britain's National Security Agency NSAA) equivalent — commands a wide-ranging set of tools that enable it to hack into popular social media and communications outlets and plant false information on the Internet, according to a document published by The Intercept Monday.

In a wide-ranging interview, Colonel Henchal, who took command of the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases last June, also said that ports, airports and other logistical hubs could be prime terrorist targets for sowing panic among civilians, unleashing an international epidemic or disrupting military preparations in the Persian Gulf.

In a wide-ranging 45-minute conversation at his headquarters in Colorado Springs, General Eberhart said his command had established a strong working relationship with law enforcement agencies, noting that the F.B.I. had a permanent representative on his staff.

But as Lester demonstrates through a wide-ranging reconstruction of the intellectual milieu of Renaissance humanism, Leonardo lived at a time when ancient texts commanded profound respect, and mastery of their nuances was considered an unequivocal sign of accomplishment.

Lagerfeld has a wide-ranging, global view.

Dr. Van Zandt has a wide-ranging background.

A wide-ranging legal imbroglio ensued.

It is a wide-ranging problem".

This is a wide-ranging, provocative study.

You have had a wide-ranging career.

Professor Current had a wide-ranging portfolio as a historian.