Sentence examples for is certain to command from inspiring English sources

As a rookie sire, he is certain to command at least the $100,000 per coupling that the 2004 Derby winner, Smarty Jones, commands, and attract 150 or more mares.

Still, with the exception, perhaps, of the expected high-octane match between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani for a Senate seat from New York, the presidential competition is certain to command the most interest.

She is certain to command the attention of the Japanese government, media and public in a way few other people could.

Given the emphasis both parties are placing on health care as a defining political issue, their contrasting approaches to the government-run health insurance program serving 49 million people are certain to command considerable attention in both the presidential and Congressional campaigns.

The party has been in power for 18 years, commands an overwhelming majority in parliament and is certain to win the next general election.

That is certain to change.

The president is virtually certain to command solid majorities in both houses for a vast majority of what he is asking for -- and a mandate for a strong role in overseeing Iraq's future.

On July 29, Scott began a hurried journey west, ahead of his troops, eager to take command of what was certain to be the war's final campaign, but he would be too late to see any combat.

Be certain to follow through.

This might well be why the figure of the one who is certain, who commands respect, is the archetypal leader.

John Mickel from the Queensland University of Technology said it appeared Labor was certain of commanding a majority in parliament with 44 seats plus the support of the independent Peter Wellington.