Sentence examples similar to aspire to command from inspiring English sources
Our soldiers in the field, whom he aspires to command, do not need to hear their future leader say his support for their mission was a mistake.
He noticed that in some organizations the candidate pool is heavily filtered: in the military, for example, everyone who aspires to command must jump through the same set of hoops.
Nor do they aspire to such command themselves.
I aspire to her command of language; her grasp of character and voices.
While their normal managerial style might default to "command and control" and directive, perhaps the manager aspires to be more collaborative and facilitative.
"No one who aspires to be commander in chief should seek to unfairly deny the votes of the men and women he would seek to command," she said.
The advice given to Essex is of particular importance because Bacon recommended that he should behave in a careful and intelligent manner in public, above all abstaining from aspiring to military commands.
It is a volume that everyone who aspires to a better command of English should possess and consult — sparingly.
But this requires a reliable and well-funded immigration bureaucracy in Britain that commands public confidence – something that the UK Border Agency can only aspire to at present.
We couldn't aspire to that in food – that slot was taken by the Unilevers and Nestlés and Krafts of this world – but we could command that position in premium drinks".
