Sentence examples for command of foreign from inspiring English sources

There he exhibited his virtuosic command of foreign and domestic policy.

I suppose it's the carless automobileless man, who has no command of foreign languages or scoutsmanship's substitute for burying himself in Ischia or Sardinia.

The video raised new questions about Mr. Cain's command of foreign policy knowledge and his readiness to serve in the Oval Office.

The difference in Mr. McCain's command of foreign policy and domestic policy shows on his free-wheeling campaign bus, where reporters can question him all day long.

A worry that the 60% Shia majority in the small island state of Bahrain will rally to the command of foreign ayatollahs is one reason that keeps the country's Sunni ruling family from granting its citizens greater rights.

"Many firms or organizations are in great need of male workers with a good command of foreign languages to work overseas," said Wang Binhua, an official with the university's admissions department who was quoted in the article.

Addressing a huge rally in Budapest, the conservative premier said the nation "will not live according to the commands of foreign powers".

Some of them, apparently, could not resist the urge to abuse their command of the foreign language.

The program mixes native speakers and English speakers in an effort to give English-speaking elementary-school children fluent command of a foreign language.

Mr. Kerry seemed more in command of the foreign policy angle of the day, effortlessly discussing the history of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti and the problems there.

One problem is that since the focus is on communication rather than on accurate and secure knowledge and skills, pupils can achieve high grades with very shaky command of the foreign language, both written and spoken.