Sentence examples for if not commanded from inspiring English sources
Based on what we know, it also inspired, if not commanded, the failed attempt to blow up a US-owned factory in France, in which a man was beheaded.
Halakha, Jewish law, states that it is permitted, if not commanded, to kill such a person before he accomplishes his intent.
"Man is made to adore and obey," Sidonia tells the young aristocrat, "but if you will not command him, if you will give him nothing to worship, he will fashion his own divinities and find a chieftain in his own passions".
The big question for Mr. Stern now, of course, is whether anyone will listen to him or care what he thinks if he is not commanding a multimillion-dollar budget or emerging from a chauffeured city car dressed as King Neptune.
"The business model of a company is not sustainable if it does not command public support and consent," she added.
Unlike in the meteorite crash, the higher end of the fossil world has held value, even if it's not commanding the prices of the bubble's peak.
Mrs Woolf said she had realised that if she did not command the victims' confidence "then I need to get out of the way".
Still, as with everywhere else, the real estate market has boomed even if homes here are not commanding the same eye-popping prices that they might further south.
As well, if your work does not command a sizable advance, at least 5 figures, you may not be worth the agent's time.
It would create two classes of MP, and lead to potentially serious instability if the UK government could not command a majority for its English business.
This is best explained with the conceivable, if practically unlikely, possibility of the willing slave: a slave who engages in valuable activity and would choose to do whatever he actually does under the command of the slave-owner, even if not so commanded.
