Sentence examples for command has come to from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the image of Socrates tried, convicted, and made to die (by his own hand) at the city's command has come to be the most vivid and powerful symbol of tension in the relationship between political philosophy and political authority.

Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahri, his second in command, have come to exercise influence over the global movement mainly through Internet-driven inspiration of locally based jihadists.

It is a "bottom up" approach that removes the costly "command and control" way that has come to be endemic in most organisations and government in particular.

Victoria has come to command more than one-fifth of the national tourism sector.

This kind of violence, and its unfortunate prevalence, has come to command a public conversation both within and outside of India.

"Communism" has come to mean command economies run by a bureaucratic state machine.

By training, experience and temperament, he has come to emphasize how critical information operations are to his command.

Cyber Command has come under pressure to get fully up and running in 2018 as the US has accused China, North Korea, and other countries of sponsoring online attacks against American government computers, corporations, and infrastructure such as transportation networks and electric grids.

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.

His final speech is enormously touching, even though he has to pretend that the theater audience is the banquet hall full of soldiers he once commanded who have come to honor him.

Periodically he leant on it as though he didn't have a care in this little bit of the world he had come to command so impressively and when he struck four boundaries they came with perfect timing.