Sentence examples for command deference from inspiring English sources

The position of president is largely ceremonial, with real power invested in the prime minister and his cabinet, though the presidency does command deference.

The solution probably doesn't begin with unilateral separation from the one regulatory regime in our part of the world – the EU – of a scale to command deference from multinational giants.

Lateness can be a sign of various psychological issues, and Keith Ablow MD, has distilled several of the main possibilities for the always late person as being: 1) a way to avoid anxiety; 2) a way to command deference from others around you; and 3) a way of testing others to prove their love for you.

In these situations the collar commands respect, deference and compliance.

Officer Silverman, with 29 years service, has a seriousness that commands deference.

Their military might, diplomacy, and vast, intricate trading networks commanded deference from European traders, officials, and missionaries.

As Prince of Wales, Charles occupies a position both immensely influential and broadly irrelevant, and commands deference and scathing criticism, even ridicule.

That these letters exist at all — that there is someone with a feathered crest on his stationery who commands deference from public officials — enrages British republicans, who think that, at the very least, the government should not respond to or even receive his advice in private.