Sentence examples for cultural command from inspiring English sources

Kim Lee didn't obey the cultural command and blew open a shame-filled secret — widespread domestic violence.

Implement cultural control.

Capabilities are needed that rapidly prepare soldiers for missions in new cultural environments; improve command, control, communications, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance in stabilization operations; and improve U.S. Forces' situational awareness of changing social and environmental circumstances.

But today, in an atmosphere of far greater freedom in private life than existed in the Soviet period, there are no towering cultural figures who command the respect that Mr. Solzhenitsyn did in his prime.

As the historic ties of Britishness begin to fray and ever more citizens of the United Kingdom begin to identify themselves more openly as English, Scottish or Welsh (with the Northern Ireland context more complicated), Williams's account of a uniquely English strand of cultural formation should command our attention.

During his rise to prominence, Murder Eyez performed weekly in posh Aleppo clubs, recorded tracks for Arabic hip-hop's leading impresario, Fredwreck, and rapped abroad for audiences in Dubai and Cairo cities where it can be difficult for a Syrian to command cultural attention.

How will organizations adapt to new limits to institutional authority, whether logistical (the contractor status of Uber drivers), geopolitical (globalized workforces outside a direct chain of command), or cultural (the resistance to received wisdom by Internet populations)?

Rock used to stand center stage and command the cultural conversation.