Sentence examples for command powers from inspiring English sources

Since this did create problems for some magistrates, these magistrates occasionally had their command powers extended, which, in effect, allowed them to retain the powers of their office as a Promagistrate.

consuls had supreme power in both civil and military matters, which was due, in part, to the fact that they held the highest ordinary grade of imperium (command) powers.

The chief executive was still vested with the same grade of imperium ("command") powers as was the old king, and the powers of each of the two Consuls, when exercised together, were no different than were those of the old king.

This resulted in what Sen called a shift in "entitlements": labourers had suffered a reduction in their ability to command power over food.

The woman has typically never been married, is much younger than the man and is less in a position to command power.

He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.

Apart from Burberry, very few British brands command power in the marketplace with their advertising spend; instead, they have to rely on grabbing the audience's attention by any means necessary.

[cartoon id= aa144"] He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.

There's also a voice command (powered by an Adafruit Wave Shield) telling you which buttons, valves, levers to press.

Whether they prefer to wield power over others or submit to it on command, power can have an intoxicating effect on a person's libido.

Prevost had placed Francis de Rottenburg in charge of infantry, with the brigades under his command (Power with 3500, Brisbane with 3500, and Robinson with 2500 troops).