Sentence examples for commands beyond from inspiring English sources

Assigning ("junctioning") a GF onto a character allows the player to use battle commands beyond Attack with the main weapon, such as Magic, GF (to summon the junctioned GF and have it perform an action), Item and Draw (to draw magic spells from an enemy and store it, or immediately cast in battle).

In his written report, Admiral Clark noted that the Navy's investigation was not authorized to assess the accountability of those in the chain of command beyond the Cole itself, and he explicitly refrained from stating his own judgments.

When, in August 2011, Obama said that Assad must go and implied that he must go immediately, he was commanding beyond his power to enforce, and he had nobody in view to replace Assad.

But this was not, as was widely reported, a command from beyond the grave.

This involved attempting to trace responsibility for Witness B's actions up MI5's chain of command and beyond.

It's nice to know that, despite the chain of command and beyond the standard operating procedure, there are people, and people will always screw up eventually.

The wide planks cut from big old trees are highly sought by timber retailers and command prices beyond those of smaller, more common trees.

If the court does order a public inquiry, responsibility for any systemic abuse is likely to be traced up the military chain of command and beyond.

Because Mr Haq was a Pushtun, like most of the Taliban, he had been considered crucial to the effort to construct an alternative government which could command support beyond the Northern Alliance, which mostly consists of minority ethnic groups.

The specificity of details, the knowledge that something like a different colored tie for each day of the week can dominate a child's landscape and command amazement beyond words — yes, wow.

Detectives have also been attempting to trace responsibility, up the agencies' chain of command and beyond, but their inquiries have been frustrated on occasion by the lack of co-operation from the CIA and difficulties in obtaining visas to enter countries such as Saudi Arabia, where some witnesses are living.