Sentence examples for command acts from inspiring English sources

"One must act like a snoop to learn what exactly what it is thats going on, for command acts like their guarding some kind of secerets when ever oders are passed out," he writes.

This fact is not evident when metaboreflex is activated during exercise when central command is operating [ 40], thereby indicating that central command acts as a modulator of baroreflex activity during exercise.

But the military high command acted before it could get there, with General Mendoza and the army commander, Gen. Telmo Sandoval, sending troops to take control of the building and deploying tanks in the square in front of it to block the protesters' advance.

"It was because of the terror that every link in the chain of command acted zealously to please superiors," he said.

Croatian sources said that approximately 800 rounds were fired indiscriminately, striking civilian targets, while Brčić said the TG under his command acted only against artillery located outside residential areas.

Every particular type of act that one might perform thus has its moral status as obligatory or non-obligatory in virtue of God's having commanded the performance of acts of that type or God's not having commanded acts of that type.

It is considered a "mitzvah" — a commanded act — and a holy thing to do, but its origins probably date to a time when there weren't adequate ways to protect bodies from rodents (or perhaps evil spirits) during the night.

It also shows how you can use the open_undo_buffer and close_undo_buffer routines from the ChIPS advanced module to make a set of commands act as a single command (for undo and redo purposes), by taking advantage of the chips_contrib.decorators.add_chips_undo_buffer routine.

The formula of autonomy commands, "act only so that the will could regard itself as at the same time giving universal law through its maxims" (G 4 434).

The formula of the universal law of nature commands, "act as if the maxim of your action were to become by your will a universal law of nature" (G 4 421).

The formula of universal law commands, "act only in accordance with that maxim through which you can at the same time will that it become a universal law" (G 4 421).