Sentence examples for policies command from inspiring English sources

Implicit in Carter's present view of China is the assumption that its new government is stable, and that the government's policies command popular support.

The report's executive summary ticks off problems in organization, detention policies, command structures and the training of active-duty personnel and reservists, all issues that Mr. Rumsfeld asked the panel to examine in a May 12 memorandum.

Nowhere does LDS Scripture or church policy command Sunday dresses for women.

That policy commands the sort of support that usually occurs only in time of war.

Ms. Alves said it was possible that the rapes were part of the destruction of East Timor that investigators are now piecing together as an orchestrated scorched-earth policy commanded by Indonesia's military.

Although the economy has grown, Mr García is unpopular (as was Mr Toledo).Stability is relativeHaving listed these problems, Martín Tanaka, a political scientist in Lima, points out that "Peru is quite a stable country" where economic policy commands a broad consensus.

This policy commands concrete structural investment influenced by committed research and donor communities [ 55].

She claims the governor "took it upon himself… to set and announce new Kentucky marriage license policies and command county clerks to abide by such policies".

This study introduced an original interdisciplinary assessment model of PBC for SO2 emission control in Chinese coal power plants that involves key environmental policies including command-and-control regulations, market-based approaches, and administrative measures, as well as technology, market, and capital variables.

POLICY AND COMMAND RESPONSIBILITIES... We concur with the Jones/Fay investigation's conclusion that military intelligence personnel share responsibility for the abuses at Abu Ghraib with the military police soldiers cited in the Taguba investigation.

A1 Officer Cleared in Abuse Case An Army investigation has cleared the former top intelligence officer in Iraq of any responsibility for the policy and command failures that led to detainee abuse in Iraq, and the officer will assume a prestigious command next week, the Army said.