Sentence examples for land commands from inspiring English sources

While that land commands premium prices, the PLA needs to preserve its wharves.

The Donnell, which sits across the street from the Museum of Modern Art, west of Fifth Avenue, has been one of the few accessible public spaces left in an area where land commands an ever-higher premium.

Across from the Museum of Modern Art and around the corner from the luxury retailers of Fifth Avenue and the canyon of skyscrapers that is the Avenue of the Americas, Donnell has been one of the few accessible and free public spaces left in an area where land commands an ever-higher premium.

In other words, UNCLOS follows the principle of international law "land commands the sea" in the sense that maritime rights come from littoral or coastal nations' sovereignty over land.

Before that he was commander in chief land command and assistant chief of the general staff.

Succeeded as COMARRC by Sir Mike Jackson, Walker was promoted to acting general and appointed Commander in Chief, Land Command on 27 January 1997.

After relinquishing command of the ARRC, Walker spent three years as Commander in Chief, Land Command, before being appointed Chief of the General Staff the professional head of the British Army in 2000.

Gen. William Webster, deputy commander of the allied land command, said in an interview.

He served as commander in chief of land command (2000 to 2003) and then as chief of the general staff (2003 to 2006).

Land command could have helped more to understand troop requirements.

The army's land command must make savings of £40m this year, but there is scarcely any fat to be trimmed.