Sentence examples for potentially command from inspiring English sources

Setting out her reasons for May to back a compromise option that would result in the UK staying in the customs union and single market, Sturgeon claimed it was the only course of action that could potentially command a Commons majority.

Music industry mogul Irving Azoff founded GMR in 2013 in order to provide a more boutique experience for managing performance rights licensing and potentially command higher rates for the performances of works in its repertoire, which includes compositions written and/or performed by artists such as Adele, The Beatles, Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Madonna and many more.

In 1997, the brigade was integrated under the command structure of the 7th Infantry Division, allowing the 7th Division to provide oversight and support for the brigade's activities should it be deployed, and potentially command and control when deployed, but that was never tested.

The introduction of universal and equal suffrage meant that the farmers and workers potentially commanded a great majority.

Is the quantity and quality of attention that Snapchat commands now — and potentially will command — actually more valuable?

Similarly, the constant monitoring of audio and video for new commands and contextual cues will create new environment-to-device challenges, including the need to architect platforms that limit application access to sensor data and the emergence of new attack vectors, such as potentially malicious commands embedded in the devices' environments.

…local or international hacker[s] could potentially initiate commands (such as a denial of service attack) that could crash the tower software, rendering the tower entirely inoperable to process calls or transmit data.

It says that with a jailbroken phone, …a local or international hacker could potentially initiate commands (such as a denial of service attack) that could crash the tower software, rendering the tower entirely inoperable to process calls or transmit data.

Indonesia's national police chief, Tito Karnavian, said Monday that police suspected that the attacks had been ordered by ISIS' central command, potentially in retribution for the jailing of leaders of an Indonesian affiliate, Jamaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD).

In theory, Google's teddy bear could control computers, lights, fridges and CD player through verbal commands – potentially doing away with remote controls.

Even if Iraqi and American authorities succeed in breaking up the Kurdish units and moving their fighters into the security services, there will still be potentially unresolved questions of command and control.