Sentence examples for express command from inspiring English sources
The same witness testified that the child had been given to Sullivan by her parents at the express command of Hill.
Such a concept would run counter to the express command of Congress that federal officers shall cooperate with the States in such investigations and prosecutions.
But, by then, Mann was up against the Nazis, who seized control of the composer's legacy and works at the express command of Hitler and with the connivance of Wagner's descendants.
The family possessed a town house in Thebes (to be spared by express command of Alexander the Great in the general destruction of that city by the Macedonians in 335 bc).
30 The express command of § 403 e)(1) is not simply that the Tax Court shall have 'exclusive jurisdiction, by order, to finally determine' the amount of excessive profits, if any.
Media reports say unnamed Justice officials warned him that it would violate policies against prosecutorial action too close to an election, but they stopped short of an express command to stand down — for fear of precipitating an even bigger election-eve crisis.
On the contrary, Cheng uses only 32%% imperative clauses in expressing commands.
A hypothetical imperative, by contrast, expresses a command of reason, but only in relation to an end already set by the agent, e.g., based on her inclinations (G 4 413 20).
But when we use indicatives to express wishes or convey commands we are engaging in communicative acts which would misfire badly if the people we were talking to failed to get the point.
Details and the use of symbols for each of these factors are presented in Figures 2, 3, and 4. The ambulance and medical commanders express uncertainty regarding their command roles and how these were to be conducted in the best way.
