Sentence examples for failed command from inspiring English sources

If all of this talk of turning the knobs on supply and demand reminds you too much of failed command control economies, there is an important difference here.

This new story of the Integral Age entails a fundamental and profound shift to holistic thinking across all domains, with dynamic networks replacing failed command and control institutions.

A report into the policing of Kingsnorth has stated the use of blanket stop and search powers were "disproportionate and counterproductive" and show a failed command structure displaying incompetent leadership and poor communication.

With its 123 South Korean-built factories powered with electricity from the South, and surrounded by tall fences guarded by North Korean soldiers, the park was a bright light in the darkness caused by electrical shortages in the North's failed command economy.

In the possible world in which God issues a command to φ, there is a moral state of affairs its being obligatory to φ which lacks a justification (for the action is subsumed under no other divine command) and is not necessary (for God might have failed to command the action).

He had touched the ball only twice when he failed to command his area and clear out a hopeful punt forward.

There were warning signs the replacement refs utterly failed to command the respect of players and coaches but still, we watched.

He was not confident and therefore failed to command his goalmouth or exude the authority that would help in a penalty shoot-out.

Elected regional assemblies in England failed to command public support, as the referendum on the proposed body for the North-East comprehensively demonstrated.

But the character stuck and he never failed to command in his characterisation of a favourite figure of Shakespeare's - Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night.

All but one of these arguments were made in Graver Tank in the context of the 1870 Patent Act, and failed to command a majority.