Sentence examples for it does not command from inspiring English sources

While it does not command totalitarian regimes, its effect on Western liberal institutions — especially the media and academia — makes it a genuine threat to freedom.

Comity persuades; but it does not command.

The all-party committee was damning of ACoBA, concluding that it does not command public confidence and should be abolished.

The group MomsRising has jumped into the U.S. political debate, hosting video chats with senators and speaking on issues like health care and equal pay, but it does not command anything near the level of attention accorded to Mumsnet.

The action which Congress induces by payments of money to promote the general welfare, but which it does not command or coerce, is but an incident to a specifically granted power, but a permissible means to a legitimate end.

"The U.S. does not rule and it does not command.

And unlike most real estate fantasies, it doesn't command a premium.

While his Nazi Party subsequently became the largest in Parliament, it did not command the support of the majority of Germans.

It did not command cross-class allegiance and fell foul of the electoral system, so seemed relatively harmless (see chart below).It was partly to preserve this state of affairs that the Additional Member System (a fudge of first-past-the-post and proportional models) was chosen for the new Scottish Parliament in 1999.

The 14-strong Buenos Aires bloc of nations knew it did not command the three-quarters majority needed to win, but remained determined to put it to the test.

In dealing with the criticism that a seemingly immoral act would be obligatory if God commanded it, he proposes that God does not command cruelty for its own sake.