Sentence examples for had already commanded from inspiring English sources
Ms Sturgeon said the Human Trafficking and Exploitation Bill had already commanded wide support from organisations, such as Amnesty International and MSPs such as Labour's Jenny Marra.
They have kept the guest list to just over 200 and hired a British photographer for photos that have already commanded a significant fee.
Philippe Sands's book has already commanded the headlines because of its revelations concerning the attorney general's statement in favour of the legality of the Iraqi war.
LARGELY overlooked in the commentary over what Mr. Bezos will do with The Post is the fact that he has already commanded a large editorial team.
It has already commanded some pretty big supporters, including the Sinclair Broadcasting Group and the CEO of Under Armour Kevin Plank.
Major General Christopher Tickell, head of the Army's Recruiting and Training Division, admitted to the committee that he had already removed one commanding officer because of safety shortcomings.
However, Menger (1939, p. 59) had already defined "I command p" as "unless p, something unpleasant will happen," or in symbols: Cp ↔ (¬p → A), where Cp stands for "I command p" and A denotes the statement that the unpleasant thing will happen.
The army, which had already moved its command center to another area, has staged numerous coups or attempted coups since the country became a constitutional monarchy in 1932.
Schuyler had already lost his command to Horatio Gates by the time of the court martial, and St. Clair held no more field commands for the remainder of the war.
At 44, he had already become a battalion chief, commanding some people who were a decade older than he.
