Sentence examples for commanded a new from inspiring English sources

He commanded a new energy strategy to be drawn up by the end of November.

On the open market, Owens, a four-time Pro Bowl selection, would have commanded a new contract, plus a signing bonus, which is guaranteed money.

Major Chattin commands a new base nearby.

He countermanded McClellan's orders for General McDowell to embark for the peninsula and elevated McDowell to command a new Department of the Rappahannock, answerable only to the president.

While government officials are negotiating in Tripoli and Benghazi over who will get which posts in a new cabinet, militia leaders in Zintan and Misurata are jockeying over who will command a new national army, which is scheduled to be formed over the next month.

With our technology, it becomes feasible to command a new smart-watch and make it touchless.

Ebbers' lawyer, Reid Weingarten, asked the three-judge panel to command a new trial for the disgraced ex-CEO, on the grounds that he was not permitted to call key witnesses to refute government evidence.

Early in 1791 he was appointed to command a new breadfruit expedition, which left London on 3 August of that year, before any news of the capture of Heywood and the others had reached London.

Issued on 24 September, the plan cancelled the formation of the 23rd SS Division, and directed SS Oberführer (Senior Colonel) Gustav Lombard to form and command a new SS infantry division using the German cadre and equipment of the 23rd SS Division, supplemented by ethnic Germans recruited from Hungary.

Instead Ms. Melki headed to Fort Jackson, S.C., where she commanded a basic training company of new recruits.

It had an internal professional standards command starting a new project to increase "public confidence in police through increased service quality, transparency and accountability".