Sentence examples for issuing a command from inspiring English sources

Most piano performances arrive in translation: the inner musician making a decision, then issuing a command that makes its way through the body onto the keyboard and into the ear.

As Dick's sister, I would like to add the following: When Dick and Joe were captured by German troops and Dick signaled to Joe to flee, Dick was relying on the fact that he had been commissioned a second lieutenant a few months ahead of Joe: because Dick thus ranked Joe, he was issuing a command that Joe was dutybound to obey.

If so, you've used the imperative mood without issuing a command.

Although I overhear you utter the words, 'shut the door', I cannot infer yet that you are issuing a command.

At that point a message can be relayed to the car, issuing a command to shut down while automatically notifying the police.

Another change - in theory at least - will be 5G's lower latency - the delay between issuing a command and the network responding.

After "River Town" came out in English, the government issued a command to the college in Fuling: Translate this book immediately.

In May, China issued a command calling on all airline companies to clearly designate Taiwan as a Chinese territory.

She criticised his suggestions that men were more adapted to "exercise authority or to issue a command" than women.

She criticised his past suggestions that men were more adapted to "exercise authority or to issue a command" than women.

Last night, Ammon Bundy, the leader of the militia occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, in southeastern Oregon, issued a command through his lawyer: "Please stand down".