Sentence examples similar to commanding verdicts from inspiring English sources
Then, last Thursday, the acting commanding general of the XVIII Airborne Corps finally approved the verdict, clearing the way for the military appellate process to begin.
In any ordinarily functioning Parliamentary system, a party commanding these margins could implement whatever program it wanted and the voters could observe the results and render its verdict accordingly.
On any reading, it is important to bear in mind that Socrates is choosing to obey a jury verdict that has commanded him to suffer what is arguably an injustice but not to commit one.
Gen Ratko Mladic, who commanded Bosnian Serb forces, is also awaiting verdict at The Hague.
And their verdicts, flawed though they sometimes are, still command enormous popular respect, as well they should.
He then commanded each to answer to his name and give his verdict separately.
Peter Sacks, an economist, delivered a more hard-line verdict, calling legacy admissions a part of the "social reproduction process," in which the well-off commanded preferential treatment.
In a surprise verdict, two close aides of the former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic were found not liable for crimes committed by secret combat units they had commanded.
