Sentence examples for is to command from inspiring English sources

One is to command militias made of fishing vessels.

Captain Fried who is to command the new liner kept calling it the S.S. Manhatting.

Nurse educators must be successful in turning these challenges into opportunities if nursing is to command a key role in an evolving US health care system.

It's a recognition that the more the United States is perceived to have manipulated the constitutional process, the less likely it is to command respect among the Iraqi people.

That is why medical science, if it is to command confidence, must proceed cautiously and why scientists such as Birbaumer who have been studying assistive technologies all their life are so sceptical of the claims made by Emotiv and BrainControl.

Zvezda not only provides living quarters for the initial crews to staff the station, but it also is to command the station's position in space and control all electrical, computer, communications and flight systems for the complex.

Emma was pregnant by him when he was appointed second in command to the elderly admiral Sir Hyde Parker, who was to command an expedition to the Baltic.

Pratt was to command the "Black" forces which would include Saratoga and Langley.

Patton's final assignment was to command the Fifteenth United States Army based in Bad Nauheim.

Nicholson was given command of the land-based effort while Vetch was to command the provincial militia of New England that were to accompany the fleet.

It is probable that in early 479 BC, Themistocles was stripped of his command; instead, Xanthippus was to command the Athenian fleet, and Aristides the land forces.