Sentence examples for command to realize from inspiring English sources
While the Russian military prevailed in that conflict, against a much smaller and weaker opponent, the poor performance by many Russian units led the Russian high command to realize that fundamental change was needed if Russia were to be able to field a world-class military.
The German command began to realize that the Canadian and British artillery would need to be neutralized before any counterattacks would be successful.
The Muslims started demanding recognition 20 years ago, and ran into some rather fierce resistance from the Sanitation high command, which had begun to realize that every day of the week in New York City was undoubtedly a holy day for somebody.
This example illustrates that though all translators may use modulated indicative clauses to realize commands, difference still exists in the force of the commands exhibited through values of the modulation.
'Imperative' is typically chosen to realize commands, and offers may have different kinds of realizations, such as modulated interrogatives.
Simpson (1990, 64), for example, points out that the adoption of modulated indicative clauses to realize commands can not only help maintain the social relationship, but also lead to a favourable evaluation of the 'personality' of the writer/speaker by the addressee.
At the same time, the part of secondary control units can accept the command from the dispatching center to realize the ability for the whole DBESS to respond to system dispatching.
She commanded and dutifully I obliged, only to realize she wasn't speaking to me.
"I always thought that Elena was the dominant force in the partnership, but I soon came to realize Nicolae was in command.
This has allowed the party to maintain a centralized command structure, which squashes individual liberty, in order to realize economic growth.
It is here MODALITY, in combination with the indicative mood, constitutes an important resource to realize offers (as the example in the table) or commands (such as 'you should give me a cup of tea').
