Sentence examples for institutions command from inspiring English sources

Few media institutions command widespread credibility.

What institutions command the best reputations?

When The Choice last wrote of the @UW-Madison twitter handle, in 2009, the institution commanded 1,145 followers.

Today, ABK48 are an institution, commanding the nation's attention for weeks during the lead up to an annual live "election" at Tokyo's Nippon Budokan concert hall to elect the most popular members.

Still, the institutions can command deep loyalty.

But that conclusion may be too easy, which leads to our second one: there is no denying that national governments and the institutions they command remain in our world powerful stays against lawlessness.

Universities now account for 35 of the more than 520 institutions worldwide – commanding $3.4tn in investment funds – that have committed to dumping fossil fuel investments, according to 350.org.

Socialist fashion was designed and promoted through the central fashion institutions, which commanded the best addresses in the socialist capitals and employed hundreds of staff, who enjoyed perks such as foreign travel and access to western magazines.

This is how it is in every institution that commands enormous power over a particular group of people, including the scandal-rocked U.S. military and the Catholic Church.

Do the institutions of denominations command the identity and loyalty of their congregations or do congregations and congregants insist that denominations shape their identities to accommodate the diversity of individual theological stances and social values?

These would also signify a maturing of the mayoralty as an institution, taking closer command of its own affairs.