Sentence examples for believed the command from inspiring English sources

They believed the command signals from the brain were much simpler, and that muscles and reflexes – not some abstract model – largely explained motor behaviors.

He believed the command was short of three land-based and ten flying-boat squadrons.

Yet Hereford, who had been placed under Gloucester's command, believed the command belonged to him, in his capacity of hereditary Constable of England.

He believed the command post could be more easily defended there in the open if attacked than in a town, and that traffic congestion near it would be less.

In order to obey we first need to cultivate faith, since obedience to a divine command is nonsense unless we at least believe the command has come from God.

Whether it is the richness of their string tone, the exceptional eloquence of their wind principals or simply the spacious texture of their ensemble, whose quietness has to be heard to be believed, the Berliners command an orchestral palette that few others can match, even the best.

Despite his long-running battles with broadcasters such as Kyle Sandilands and Alan Jones who have racked up plenty of licence breaches, Chapman believed the authority commanded attention and the cowboy antics slowed during his tenure.

That is a dramatic drop in the value Blackstone clearly believed the resort commanded in late 2007.

Unfortunately, the Air Ministry and the three RAF commands, RAF Coastal Command, RAF Bomber Command and RAF Fighter Command, believed the Germans would use the darkness for the longest and most dangerous part of the journey through the straits and would leave in daylight.

Captain Mike Parker, commander of the surveillance aircraft being used in the region, told CNN while aboard the P8 flight that he believed the Chinese radio commands came from Fiery Cross Reef, one of the biggest artificial islands created by Chinese land reclamation.

Now, I know you haven't flipped over entirely from state to market, but I have noticed that many of those, now part of New Labour, who believed in the command economy plus parliamentary democracy model do not have very confident answers to the neoliberal case - indeed they often tend to be over-enamoured by the efficiency claims of the private corporations.