Sentence examples for it is to command from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
We urge people to respond to this green paper and to highlight that any new system must drive up quality if it is to command the confidence of citizens".
I certainly felt uneasy about how simple it was to command an army of mobile helpers via my phone.
Psychiatry, Salmon continued, needed a nosology that would "meet the scientific demands of the day" if it was to command public trust.
It is to slight his easily worn command of literature, the fine arts and social style.
And as a result of its increasing strength and increasing power, it is able to command an increasing share of the U.S. tax burden, pulling it to itself.
It is likely to command media attention far beyond anything it has managed outside the European elections.
Intense and erotic, it was never consummated beyond a chaste kiss, yet it was enough to command Laura's life.
Within its first 25 years, it was able to command 90% of the quick noodles market it had created.
