Sentence examples for are to command from inspiring English sources

Both Cameron and Miliband would need the votes of other parties if they are to command the confidence of the House of Commons.

But we must find a way to voice our needs, if we are to command resources for research, if we are to understand and overcome endometriosis, and find a way of coping till we are free from it.

This will be critical, for example, if doctors are to command equipment to carry out surgery on patients located in different buildings.

He seems to be saying that the very fact that it clashes with common sense represents a methodological handicap for his brand of moral skepticism, and thus that the arguments in its favor need to be even more convincing than do those of the opponent if they are to command assent.

One is to command militias made of fishing vessels.

Captain Fried who is to command the new liner kept calling it the S.S. Manhatting.

Emma was pregnant by him when he was appointed second in command to the elderly admiral Sir Hyde Parker, who was to command an expedition to the Baltic.

Part of the goal of the venture is to command higher ad rates.

Pratt was to command the "Black" forces which would include Saratoga and Langley.

Firoza's routine duty is to command the Afghan Local Police in the area.

Patton's final assignment was to command the Fifteenth United States Army based in Bad Nauheim.