Sentence examples for allowed to command from inspiring English sources

Match commanders are trained to an incredibly high standard, and no one is allowed to command an event without appropriate extensive training.

The commission is investigating whether a merged ITV should be allowed to command half the British TV advertising market by combining sales houses.

The result in Bosnia seriously eroded European credibility.Europeans should be allowed to command American troops assigned to NATO, and be given more key posts such as the southern command in Naples.

That's a way of telegraphing class, and of pushing the average check appreciably higher than if the very fine baba ghanouj, which is smartly studded with pomegranate seeds, and the crunchy, light falafel were allowed to command center stage.

Every logged in member was allowed to send commands to the overwhelmed protagonist, and the ensuing chaos spawned several Homer-worthy narratives, a pseudo-religion, and more memes than Success Kid could shake a stick at.

For a period, they allowed India to command the game, in particular Bisht who finished with figures of 2-15.

The grid allowed Martin to command, without fuss, the all-over, all-at-once formal democracy that Pollock, with his drips, had conjured in spasms of inspiration.

Earlier this year another malware strain, known as Ploutus, allowed hackers to command machines to dispense cash by sending a text message to them.

While other actresses had been forced to take salary cuts in recent years, Jolie's perceived box office appeal allowed her to command as much as $20 million plus a percentage.

Science can already do non-invasive brain scans to allow quadriplegics to command exo-skeleton structures that allow them to perform basic functions they could not otherwise perform.

To make matters worse, when South Carolina militia units arrived in Georgia under the command of Colonel Andrew Williamson, their commander also refused to allow Howe to command that state's militia units.