Sentence examples for executive commands from inspiring English sources

The obverse is that MPs should be puppets and parliament a rubber stamp for the party with the majority of seats, doing what the executive commands – yet "stability" has not been a uniform feature of the long history of Westminster-style parliaments.

For complete control of lithography functions, the physical limits must be carefully predefined so that the executive commands do not exceed those limits.

Finally, the magnitude of optimized slopes for different walls of the mine in association with executive commands with better factors of safety is provided.

Johnson enjoys executive command of an overall annual budget of £17bn.

Even the customer group acknowledged in the memo, "No doubt, a 'smoking gun' of an executive commanding the misuse of customer funds is likely to never be found".

The executive command center contains one long table, with a bank of serious-looking telephones — secure lines, satellite phones — built into it.

At these sessions, held at One Police Plaza, in a room known as the executive command center, Kelly is briefed on overnight developments related to terrorism.

The graduate degree helped her move up the chain of executive command at Caesars in the 1990's, eventually leading her appointment as president and chief operating officer.

A section titled Political and Public Leaders contains formidable figures like Diana Vreeland, the fashion guru, regal in a striped caftan, and Rubinstein, the multimillionaire cosmetics executive, commanding in a dark suit.

But the competition isn't over brand-name executives commanding eight-figure salaries.

Which is sage advice that someone might want to pass along to the various Hollywood executives commanding some of the industry's biggest blockbusters.