Sentence examples for already commanded from inspiring English sources
Mr Sarkozy will stress that France has already commanded NATO missions in Kosovo and Afghanistan.
Works by Ms. Bourgeois, known for her spider sculptures, already commanded the highest prices for a living female artist.
The play provided a timely indictment of the "arrogant posh boys" who were about to add Downing Street to the pinnacles they already commanded.
They have kept the guest list to just over 200 and hired a British photographer for photos that have already commanded a significant fee.
When he took the job in 1997 seven years after his scheduled retirement he demanded, and was given, full power to pick his team and a promise of non-interference.That shows how much respect he already commanded.
Ms Sturgeon said the Human Trafficking and Exploitation Bill had already commanded wide support from organisations, such as Amnesty International and MSPs such as Labour's Jenny Marra.
Some two-bedrooms in the area already command more than $3,000 a month.
Although Thai Rak Thai already commands an absolute majority in the House, he keeps trying to recruit more MPs to the government and the party.
While others would start from scratch, Jon Huntsman already commands the respect of the Chinese authorities and the adoration of the Chinese people.
Obama secured a bigger share last night of the delegates, who will choose the nominee, to add to his already commanding lead.
He already commands respect within the firm and is beginning to build a following outside, having met with investors and analysts dozens of times over the past year," Reuters reports.
