Sentence examples for commands concern from inspiring English sources

Indeed, every religious faith commands concern for the poor in our midst.

But the Arctic was clearly the commands' biggest concern, with the letter citing "climate change and increasing economic activity" as reasons for upgrading the icebreaker fleet.

To "check your swing" is one of several U.S. Navy and Coast Guard helm commands that concern the ship's rudder.

A fundamental question in sensorimotor control concerns the transformation of spatial signals from the retina into eye and head motor commands required for accurate gaze shifts.

A retired US Army surgeon general said the military command was concerned that the book's graphic images "could be spun politically to show the horrors of war".Horrors there are: the shredding lacerations of blast; cavitating high-velocity ballistic wounds; injuries from "biological projectiles" formed of body fragments from other victims dismembered in explosions.

"His chain of command all shared concern over his mental state," the document said.

Russian doctrine assumes that theatre nuclear missiles will compensate for inferior conventional forces.Judged by the quality of their new equipment, it is the southern military district (one of four) that is the high command's greatest concern.

But the support they are commanding shows that concern about the direction in which the EU is moving is widespread even in the Netherlands.

During this time period there was a lot of concern that command and control was pretty weak.

Mr. Romney demonstrated a presidential command of the knowledge, concern and solutions needed, while President Obama poses the threat of American military and economic weakness.

But while Signori's name might command headlines, the greater concern for Italian football is not so much the fate of any one individual as the suggestion that, five years on from Calciopoli, the credibility of its competitions has once again been undermined.