Sentence examples for command a right from inspiring English sources

I command a right good crew.

You're very very good, and be it understood, I command a right good crew.

He divided his army into a left wing commanded by Marshal Ney, a right wing commanded by Marshal Grouchy and a reserve under his command (although all three elements remained close enough to support one another).

"You can really show by example what kinds of questions are susceptible of this sort of beautiful openness, that there are four or five possible approaches, none of which commands a privileged right to our attention," Landy added.

Driving a rover involves little more than uploading a batch of command macros (control M is a right turn) to Mars each morning.

Her independence turns out to be unassailable, and of all the characters, she alone commands respect as a right.

Essential for this claim is the idea that "no one has a right to command others to kill, and no one is justified in killing on command" (Holmes 1999, 398).

(4) The one would have a right to command the military and naval forces of the nation; the other, in addition to this right, possesses that of DECLARING war, and of RAISING and REGULATING fleets and armies by his own authority.

The duty that is owed to the authority is grounded in the fact that the authority possesses a feature that gives it a right to command and that it is in virtue of that right that one owes obedience.

Beyond the role of employer that gives a right to command, there are other non-institutional factors that may influence employees to follow an entrepreneur in new risky activities.

Machiavelli's argument in The Prince is designed to demonstrate that politics can only coherently be defined in terms of the supremacy of coercive power; authority as a right to command has no independent status.