Sentence examples for command of such from inspiring English sources

The court having lawful command of such funds must allocate them to the remitters if the order is valid.

Hodgkin has long been alone in his command of such nuances, and shows no sign of abandoning his recherche of emotional truths, in all their elusiveness and contrariety.

With all this, there is a command of such a style as has not before been written, a wonderful style that sometimes threatens to overstep the limits of prose, delicate, dainty, impassioned, yet certain and chastened.

I lived in the area while still an art student in the early 1970s; I loved the look of the building and admired its command of such an unpromising, traffic-locked corner.

Though success did not attend this voyage, it brought Franklin into personal intercourse with the leading scientific men of London, and they were not slow in ascertaining his peculiar fitness for the command of such an enterprise.

"We would leave a certain group behind and they would take the various sections where they have the oil," he said, regarding a policy apparently meant to prevent terror groups such as Islamic State from gaining command of such a vital resource.

"(2) The commander of such command shall be responsible for monitoring the preparedness of special operations forces assigned to other unified combatant commands to carry out assigned missions.

Such regulations shall include authorization for the commander of such command to provide for operational security of special operations forces and activities.

The commander of such command shall be appointed to that grade by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, for service in that position.

"We owe it to all those involved in the chain of command for such uses of lethal force to provide them with absolute clarity about the circumstances in which they will have a defence against any possible future criminal prosecution, including those which might originate from outside the UK," says the committee, chaired by the former Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman MP.

"We owe it to all those involved in the chain of command for such uses of lethal force to provide them with absolute clarity about the circumstances in which they will have a defense against any possible future criminal prosecution, including those which might originate from outside the UK," said the committee.