Sentence examples for commands of an from inspiring English sources

Jessie has soccer; Sammy has a party; Jess and Sam have tennis; Sammy has a playdate; Bubbies has "gym" (an hour in which babies waddle around a large, highly polished floor, heedless of the commands of an "instructor," and bump into one another); Jessie starts piano.

In his new book The Genesis of Justice Warner Bookss, 2000), Professor Alan Dershowitz reflects on how stories in the first book of the Bible - replete with unpunished wrongdoing by flawed heroes and the actions and commands of an inscrutable God - set down the groundwork for later laws.

Positive law consists of those commands laid down by a sovereign (or its agents), to be contrasted to other law-givers, like God's general commands, and the general commands of an employer to an employee.

The basic idea is that it is incompatible for a subject to comply with the commands of an authority merely because it is the command of the authority and for the subject to be acting morally autonomously.

The Lenovo Smart Display responds to all of the commands of a Google Home smart speaker.

The commands of a legitimate political authority are usually thought to involve something more than this.

For instance, computational proficiency cannot be acquired by memorizing only the syntax of commands of a programming language.

The mean of the Gaussian moves through the commands of a motor program, according to the velocity of each motor command (Fig.  4b).

In late June, Yingling took command of an artillery battalion.

The character was under the command of an abusive colonel.

He was also given command of an Army Reserve brigade.