Sentence examples for commanded that there from inspiring English sources

Hitler's response was to declare the Ruhr a fortress, from which he commanded that there was to be no surrender or attempt to break out, in an order similar to that which he had issued at Stalingrad.

My mother had never commanded that we be there each Sunday at six.

He said that there were "several individual bad decisions" and that "loyalty commanded that I stayed".

General Tommy Franks, General Abizaid's predecessor, told the Senate in July 2003, when he was still in command in Iraq, that: "There has been [the] suggestion that perhaps there should be more troops.

The Cabinet Manual states that an incumbent government "is expected to resign if it becomes clear that it is unlikely to be able to command that confidence and there is a clear alternative".

The cabinet manual is clear that he "is expected to resign if it becomes clear that it is unlikely to be able to command that confidence and there is a clear alternative".

As the manual points out, "an incumbent government is entitled to wait until the new parliament has met to see if it can command the confidence of the House of Commons, but it is expected to resign if it becomes clear that it is unlikely to be able to command that confidence and there is a clear alternative".

An incumbent government is entitled to wait until the new parliament has met to see if it can command the confidence of the House of Commons, but is expected to resign if it becomes clear that it is unlikely to be able to command that confidence and there is a clear alternative".

"This is a consequence of the Constitution's command that there be only 'one Supreme Court.' " That also means, he added, that recusal at the Supreme Court is particularly problematic.

This is a consequence of the Constitution's command that there be only "one supreme Court". The Justices serve on the Nation's court of last resort.

Kennedy stressed that Catholic or not, he would uphold without reservation the constitutional command that there be a separation of church and state.