Sentence examples for any kind of command from inspiring English sources

At no time was I in any kind of command".

He also justified previous seizures of Georgian soldiers as necessary to crack down on soldiers who were "out of any kind of control... acting without command".

The sight from his lookout of what could never have happened is a kind of command.

Federal officials are using Kindred Hospital as a kind of command center to evaluate the city's public health needs.

The second was an extension and revision of Hobbes's conception of sovereignty and the idea of law as a kind of command.

In other words, such beings have the capacity to recognize law as a kind of command addressed to them, to understand that fact as a reason to act (or at least to deliberate) in certain ways, and then actually to act on the basis of that recognition and deliberation.

In the Greek histories and literature of the 6th and 5th centuries bce, however, one finds the first articulation of ideas about law that have had enduring influence in the West: that law is a kind of command or prohibition with regard to what its subjects ought to do and that law is often accompanied by at least the threat of punishment or coercion by the state.

We are prone to think of this as an event — causal relation, in which God issues a kind of command, and the command in turn produces the mandated effect.

A further worry is that the Mohist political system implements a kind of command morality, in which subordinates do nothing but mindlessly follow their leaders, who decide for them what is right and wrong.

William treats acts of will expressed in the indicative mood by "I will" (volo) or "I refuse" (nolo)—as a kind of command that cannot be disobeyed, as distinguished from mere likings expressed in the form "I would like" (vellem) or "I would rather not' (nollem).

The Muslimeen were being communicated with all the time by the government, which had set up a kind of command center.