Sentence examples for command from the from inspiring English sources

The clarity of command, from the taxpaying and voting public down to the direct service provider, becomes less distinct.

The Spanish recently took command from the Germans, who are still an important part of the task force.

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YMCA thundered through the speakers, lights went off, cheerleaders glittered, and lovers kissed on command from the TV cameras.

Djokovic was in command from the start of the other semi-final, taking a 3-0 lead before claiming the opening set in only 34 minutes.

The federal police have assumed command from the army in several regions and demonstrated their ability to confront the cartels by apprehending several of their central figures.

Buhari in his inaugural address on Friday vowed to intensify the fight against Boko Haram, notably by shifting operational command from the capital Abuja to Maiduguri.

When Mr. Gates was asked on ABC about NATO taking over command from the United States, he said, "Hillary's been more engaged with that diplomacy than I have".

The way in which printing came to France is of special interest because it shows a publisher (rather than a printer-publisher) in command from the start.

On its face, the request appeared modest: maybe one or two agents to each command from the F.B.I., Treasury Department and possibly other federal agencies.

Since the chancellor will be able to pick the district superintendents, that means a clear line of command from the top.