The phrase "all command" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "all commands" or "all command options," depending on the context.
Example: "The system allows users to access all command options for better functionality."
Alternatives: "all commands" or "every command."
All command sizeable constituencies; all, however, bring some serious baggage into this election.
"In the fifth inning, I lost all command, and all my pitches were up," Niese said.
The authors also touch on a pet peeve of mine: people who abuse the "Reply All" command.
The Airbus A319s that easyJet mainly uses have six front-row seats and 12 emergency-exit seats that could all command a higher fee.
The postilions lost all command of them, and they darted forward towards the bridge, the parapet of which the leaders cleared at a bound.
Not all the feet here have full Balanchinean articulation and, though all the principal dancers have distinct and adult personalities, not all command full Balanchinean style.
"Hold them all," commands Ms. Finkle, the deliberately thick-skinned executive director of the review board, "unless somebody dies".
As for control, the occupying authority is currently in over-all command of everything in Iraq, including the oil industry.
"Salva and Riek do have over-all command responsibility over their troops" a U.N. official, who asked not to be identified, told me on Wednesday, criticizing the excuses being offered by the South Sudanese leadership.
On 1 August 1792, he was named lieutenant colonel of the Legion of Biron, also called the Chasseurs of the Rhine, part of the Army of the Rhine under the over-all command of Philippe Custine.
All the Command's aircraft returned.
