Sentence examples for because of the command from inspiring English sources

Senior military commanders have said previously that Norad may have been slow to act on Sept. 11 because of the command's traditional cold- war-era focus on threats that originated from outside the United States, not on a terrorist strike carried out within American borders.

Partly because of the command she has of her materials and making, and partly because she brings a kind of poetry or abstraction to works that might appear quite real or representational," Margaret Moore tells The Creators Project.

One must obey because one has been commanded and not because of the particular content of the command.

In arguing the Michigan cases before the Supreme Court, lawyers for the plaintiffs insisted that the use of race as a factor in determining student admissions is "impermissible because of the constitutional command of equality".

Now, especially in the aftermath of the Senate's report on torture, released in December, its contents are merely sickeningly familiar.It is compelling reading nonetheless, chiefly for its contents but also because of the idiosyncratic command of English that Mr Slahi picked up mainly during his confinement.

Is it because of the Biblical command, "Go forth and multiply," or does he have other reasons for making childbearing the central plank of his campaign?

Insofar as this was Hobbes's view, it was because he was an adherent of the command theory of law already discussed.

If only because of the attention commanded by his bold designs, he helped switch the troupe's emphasis from dance to spectacle.

inability to understand the content of the sessions, because of insufficient command of the Dutch language.

The basic idea is that it is incompatible for a subject to comply with the commands of an authority merely because it is the command of the authority and for the subject to be acting morally autonomously.

With less than two weeks before pivotal primaries in Texas and Ohio, Clinton campaign officials are counting on landing a memorable zinger or forcing an Obama gaffe that could change the dynamic of the presidential race....... ..Overall, it's one of her strongest forums because it rewards the command of detail that she exhibits," said Rutgers University communications professor David Greenberg.