Sentence examples for sensible command from inspiring English sources
Military officials said the greatest shortcoming among the ragtag rebel militias was not weapons but training, communications systems and a sensible command structure.
Most people appear to put a high value on their right to influence specific political decisions, even if they do not exercise it every time.The system ensures that all big issues are thoroughly aired, and that the decisions eventually reached are generally sensible and command widespread support.
Good training must be sensible, and commands should be enforceable.
The BBC must get back to its roots as a public service broadcaster, create a sensible chain of news command and stop ratings-chasing.
As usual, Clinton showed command of policy, offered lots of sensible specifics but failed to provide an overarching theme for her candidacy.
My comfortable demeanor gives me the ability to command taxing situations while encouraging a sensible, composed atmosphere.
Garcha says his firm believes Nokia can command a 13% market share within the Windows Phone ecosystem, given its "sensible and aggressive pricing" and "decent support for Windows ecosystem as confirmed by our recent survey of carriers.
The group did not achieve unanimity, but it did produce a report that commanded support from across the ideological spectrum, laid down some radical yet sensible basic principles, and was warmly applauded by senior congressional Republicans.
