Sentence examples for may command from inspiring English sources

Wars that defend our safety may command a higher price.

An official from an allied nation may command the force.

Both sides may command the attendance of witnesses by subpoena.

Shortening with claims of longer fry-life may command a higher initial cost.

On the other hand, well-regarded hospitals may command higher prices from insurers.

They may command our sometimes compulsive attention, but can we ever really love them?

This may or may not command greater public confidence but would not, of itself, affect the application of the new law of privacy to the press.

While child nutrition may not command the megaphone like the tax debate, it should.

Whoever wins may now command a bigger pot of television money courtesy of the taxpayer.

Congress may not command that the science of agriculture be taught in state universities.

After the next election, the largest party and the Lib Dems combined may not command an overall Commons majority.