Sentence examples for country command from inspiring English sources
The top stallions in the country command a fee of nearly $40,000 for breeding one mare, and this rises to almost $300,000 for Sadler's Wells, the most sought-after stallion in Ireland, if the nomination results in a foal.
Variations in corporate tax rates from one country command the attention of all international corporations, of course.
"I will do as the party and the country commands," he said.
The Taliban advances provoked expressions of concern today from President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, whose country commands some 25,000 troops along the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border.
The religious right in this country commands so much political clout, and I'm wondering if you are trying to galvanize the religious left with your new book, "Being Catholic Now".
On that day in 1984, 8,000 miners who went to picket lorry drivers supplying coke to the steel industry were met by 6,000 police officers drawn from all over the country, commanded by South Yorkshire police.
But in Saudi Arabia the royal family runs the country, commands the military, sets economic and foreign policies and deals with its subjects in the manner of the kings and queens of a bygone era.
Brooklyn Heights, the oldest landmarked district in the country, commands the highest prices, $2 million to $3.5 million, said Christopher Thomas, a senior vice president and the sales director for William B. May in Brooklyn.
Suu Kyi has long represented a symbol of hope for the country, commanding by force of will an extraordinary amount of power as leader of the opposition.
But the problem is the "bottom end of labour" in rich countries like Australia, USA and the UK is now in direct competition with "workers in poorer countries who for the reason of being in poorer countries command a much lower wage".
These countries command 77% of the earths land mass and are resource-rich.
