Sentence examples for route to command from inspiring English sources

The cabinet's soft Brexit faction has become increasingly convinced that a so-called "Norway plus" option that keeps the UK in the European Economic Area and a customs union may be the only route to command a majority in parliament, several sources said, a view promoted by the former cabinet minister Sir Oliver Letwin.

The other, likely more precise route, is to command Glass to scan a barcode of a product in front of you.

Their general consensus was that the under-21s serve primarily as a great shop window – the best route for a young player to command better club contracts.

Vasey had been killed in a plane crash just off the coast of Cairns, while en route to assume command of the 6th Division in New Guinea.

On 13 April, the British deciphered an IJN message informing Inoue that the Fifth Carrier Division, consisting of the fleet carriers and, was en route to his command from Formosa via the main IJN base at Truk.

The Ottomans were Germany's allies, and Britain saw a chance to seize the Middle East; its interests were to command the trade routes to India and, as it would develop, to control the emerging resource of oil.

Moreover, with new bases also in the former Soviet republics of Central Asia, America intended to command vital trade and oil routes and manage the "soft containment" of China and Russia.

"There are so many routes that it becomes a maze," Amador, who used to command the Army base in Puerto Lempira, told me.

This explains their desire to command the Phoenician ports, which were not only the terminus of one land route but also producers of woven stuffs and fine dyes.

Haynes was called to Washington, D.C. in June to command a single B-24 Liberator to be used to test a northern Atlantic air route to Great Britain.

"We have the potential to command tens, if not hundreds of millions of pounds through sponsorship deals on stations, lines, trains and bus routes.