Sentence examples for command to commit from inspiring English sources

It is therefore completely misleading to characterise God's command to Israel as a command to commit genocide.

Chaired on both occasions by Judge Theodor Meron – a Holocaust survivor, former Israeli diplomat and US citizen – a majority of judges ruled that the evidence lacked "specific direction" to the troops under the generals' command to commit atrocities.

Sullivan has testified that Ebbers repeatedly instructed him to "hit our numbers"–a statement Sullivan said he interpreted as a command to commit fraud.

Most chemotherapies work by damaging the DNA of rapidly dividing cancerous cells, trying to rouse p53 to give the command to commit suicide.

"I would probably scrub the information this guy is putting out, and see if it contains what you would need to convince a jury, specific commands to commit acts of violence".

His lawyers have acknowledged he participated in the shootings, but argue that he was so brainwashed by Mr. Muhammad, 42, that he could not distinguish right from wrong and could not resist Mr. Muhammad's commands to commit crime.

Soldiers are required to disobey commands to commit genocide and ones that violate universal principles.

Here is a training bit where the game gives you a heap of commands to commit to memory in a short space of time.

There is evidence that Uxbridge gave an order, the morning of the battle, to all cavalry brigade commanders to commit their commands on their own initiative, as direct orders from himself might not always be forthcoming, and to "support movements to their front".

It discussed a hypothetical "ban on Thuggee, the notorious Indian cult stamped out by the British, whose votaries believed they were the children of the Hindu goddess Kali and that she had commanded them to commit mass murder — a command they followed with enthusiasm".

They both said she also heard a male voice she took to be her father's commanding her to commit the murders, because once they occurred, she and her parents would go to what Dr. Simring called a "childlike, magical sphere where they'd regain their happiness".