"commanded to do" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an instruction or request which has been imposed by a higher authority or person with a higher status. For example, "The general commanded his troops to do whatever was necessary to protect the base."
I also had the experience, about three years ago, of being commanded to do hand stands I could not make myself do at an unnamed, fashionable yoga studio.
What becomes of our young people in the military who are asked or commanded to do the unspeakable to another human being?
In fact, one of the things about ultra-observant Jews is that there is no gray area: unless you are explicitly commanded to do something, you are actually prohibited from doing it.
I am commanded to do my part on the occasional Sunday morning at 8. The doctor's office is quiet, save for the techie who sings show tunes while I'm doing what must be done.
And because Infiniband servers can be made to function as foot-soldiers, doing only what they are commanded to do, they can be made without bulkier peripherals allowing more to be stuffed into smaller areas such as server racks and so saving money.All this will, according to many analysts, help to redefine the server business.
A MoD added: "The UK's use of RPAS in a combat role observes international humanitarian law and is governed by the same strict rules of engagement as those governing manned aircraft: the same attention is paid to avoiding civilian casualties, and the precision weapons UK RPAS carry can only be fired when commanded to do so by fully trained and qualified aircrews".
The important aspect here is the baud rate - make sure it matches the baud rate of your module - check the datasheet or use AT commands to do it.
My endless commands to do this, do that, speak up, shut up – had they snapped Alexa's patience?
Mr. Sharon rightly ignored President Bush's hypocritical command to do as I say and not as I do.
In response the dogs lay down, expecting a command to do so – but instead, after a delay, they were unexpectedly given the "do it!" commanded.
Noting that some ingredients must be chopped or otherwise prepared is not necessarily a command to do so, but rather an aid in accurate measurement.
