Sentence examples for commands a change from inspiring English sources

In [55], however, the clause does not express a declarative, but instead commands a change which would "get the world to match the words" ((Searle 1976): 3).

Therefore, smart point locking is achieved, which does not allow a route to be enabled which commands a change of position of a point to occur when the same point is used by another route.

Like a director of a movie says.... "ACTION!"  Athletes need to be able to command a Change in State and this is done by rehearsing just like an actor would. .

"My assumption of command represents a change in personnel, not a change in policy or strategy," General Petraeus said.

By the end of his speech, it was an exhortation, a command: Change the world.

On 12 July 1991, Holland commanded a B-52 for a "flyover" during a change of command ceremony for the 325th Bomb Squadron at Fairchild.

After an intense argument with General Heinz Guderian, who insisted on a change of command of the Army Group Vistula, Hitler assigned General Walther Wenck to Himmler's headquarters to take over command of a limited counter-offensive; Hitler then observed that it was not possible for him to move the troops needed for Guderian's planned double pincer attack from neighbouring regions.

"There was a discussion about a change of command," Mr. Bossidy said.

Withal, there was a change of command, as the Army replaced nature.

But a change in command at this late stage of the talks would be hazardous.

When there is a change of command — and not just in government — the new people often persuade themselves that the old people were much worse than anyone suspected.