Sentence examples for published a command from inspiring English sources
It comes after the UK government published a command paper yesterday, detailing plans on giving more powers to the Scottish Parliament.
The St David's Day package will be unveiled by both Cameron and Clegg as the government publishes a command paper it describes as a "significant constitutional moment for the UK as a whole".
"I can tell you in just over a week's time, we will publish a command paper which will set out some of the ideas for further devolution for tax and spending to Scotland".
The common workflow language (CWL) project has published a standard to describe command-line tools for the integration in workflows.
During World War I, Wrigley joined the Australian Flying Corps and saw combat with No. 3 Squadron on the Western Front, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross; he later commanded the unit and published a history of its wartime exploits.
He commanded a trawler on the Greenland patrol and published a novel, Ice Brothers (1979), about his experiences at sea.
We published a correction.
Almost right out of the gate, as she describes in a recent episode of Recode's Decode podcast, Aileen and Cowboy commanded attention after publishing a 2013 guest blog post, in which Aileen famously coined the term "unicorn" based on her manual mining of venture data to find out what makes truly great companies tick.
British treaties and agreements of international effect (including unratified treaties) are published as Command Papers, all of which appear in State Papers, the bound volume of Parliamentary Papers for each session.
