Sentence examples for command strongly from inspiring English sources

It is quite a tall order even for a well-run firm with a clear chain of command, strongly incentivised senior managers and employees who are at best co-operative and at worst easy to fire.

The training process was complicated by a rigid schedule laid down by the American high command, who strongly objected to any deviation from their plans.

The maximum feed factor was used to estimate the drive command and depended strongly upon the density of the material.

Finally, we examined whether the accent command is more strongly anchored to the syllable boundaries or the boundaries of the nuclear vowel.

In the era of radio, no one commanded national attention as strongly as Franklin Delano Roosevelt, starting on the day he took the oath of office.

The universalism of the Christian command to love is most strongly expressed in its demand to love one's enemies.

I wrote about "Totentanz" in advance of the Philharmonic performance; hearing it live, I registered even more strongly Adès's command of instrumental theatre.

At the heart of the security zone conflict is the Israeli-backed South Lebanese Army commanded by General Lahad, who strongly opposes a unilateral pullout by Israel.

The orchestra responded strongly to Mr. Barenboim's command, though the woodwind playing became erratic in the late going.

His knowledge was prodigious, his opinions strongly held, and his command of language – not his own – enabled him to express himself cogently.

As the leader always sets the tone, I strongly believe Obama's command led to service employee union (SEIU) thugs beating up a black man, sending him to the emergency room, for selling flags outside of a town hall meeting.