Sentence examples similar to commitment to command from inspiring English sources

Günter Kuhnke proceeded to command.

I used to command soldiers.

Go back to command prompt.

NATO allies as a whole have made a commitment to invest over $1 billion in command and control and communications infrastructure needed to support the NATO ballistic missile defense system.

Yet there is a weary familiarity in the commitment to end the "culture of command and control", and the promise of "a new style of leadership from ministers and from the board which is about empowering individuals and organisations at the front line".

The mission statement in the front of the first issue declared its political non-partisanship, its commitment to "truth-telling, style and command of the essay form" and the intention – which has since been borne out to satisfying effect – to carry correspondence to previous essays in the back of each new edition.

This follows on their commitment to promote women into field command roles and implementing 50 50 women-to-men recruitment".

A samurai who has made a commitment to do everything his master commands may very well be showing precisely character in fulfilling an order.

It's largely wordless, sombrely spectacular, vast and intimate at the same time, with a commitment to detailed physical reality that commands amazed attention for a tight hundred minutes.

The scion of an exceptional theatrical dynasty, his acting and his writing commanded respect, and his commitment to radical politics was profound, deeply reasoned and hands-on.

Shortly before General McNeill handed over command, he raised concerns about Pakistan's commitment to curbing militancy on its side of the border.