Sentence examples for commands strong from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration says its agenda commands strong public support, a view bolstered by recent polls.

Kenya's new parliament, in which Mr Odinga commands strong support, will be convened next week.

Over one third of Londoners were born overseas and Labour commands strong support among the capital's ethnic minority voters.

Mr Rajapaksa, a Sinhalese, still commands strong support from a section of the country's 70 per cent Sinhala-Buddhist majority.

Mr Pearce still commands strong personal loyalties in a small place where most leaders and many voters meet at the local Mormon temple, Arizona's oldest and biggest.

And if he fails to do so, whoever ends up as his rival may have more momentum — especially if it is Mr. de Blasio, who commands strong labor support.

Basquiats have commanded strong prices recently, too.

And as an approach to monetary policy, it commanded strong support from academic economists, including Mr Bernanke.The regime remains the de facto orthodoxy.

Further south, crowds queuing for masks resorted to fistfights when post-offices ran out of supplies.Yet despite rising concerns, an American strike on Syria appears to command strong support, both amongst Israeli officials and the public.

This year, despite a lineup of offerings from literary heavyweights, many of whom have commanded strong sales in the past, there has not been a breakout hit for the holiday season, booksellers say.

The poll also showed that Senator McCain enjoyed a sizable advantage in Macomb County, partly because of Reagan Democrats, while Governor Bush commanded strong support in western Michigan, where abortion opponents are numerous and active and have been leery of the senator.