Sentence examples for does not command a from inspiring English sources

He does not command a simple voters' majority either in Budapest or nationwide.

'Made in Germany' alone does not command a premium," said Philippe de Weck, fund manager at Pictet & Cie in Geneva.

But the transitional Libyan government still does not command a meaningful national army or national police force.

He picks the Prime Minister and can dismiss him at any time, but he cannot impose a government chief who does not command a parliamentary majority.

Now, like any government that does not command a majority in both houses, Abbott and his team have to do deals and make concessions.

The focus now shifts to the Senate, where tax legislation is proceeding more slowly and where, as matters now stand, the Bush plan does not command a majority.

And unlike most real estate fantasies, it doesn't command a premium.

There's no compelling moral reason to pay an athlete less merely because he doesn't command a large enough fan base.

More than anything else, the magnitude of the defeat reflected the fact that Theresa May's Conservative Party doesn't command a majority in either the electorate or the parliament.

While we sit in Battersea Park a jogger diverts his route for a running high-five with Campbell and shouts, "Respect!" But, honestly, widely, and especially when compared with a Barnes or a Wright or an Adams, Campbell doesn't command a huge amount of public fondness.

Yet he still doesn't command a majority.