Sentence examples for sites command from inspiring English sources

As the leading video sites command more and more of our time, advertisers and major media companies will notice.

Now the site – and it's multiple sister and brother sites – command 20 million users a month with half a billion pageviews.

AOL's own sites command higher ad revenues than the ads on its Ad.com network, but since 2007 it's been making AOL ad inventory available through its ad networks, pushing down the value of those ads.

Tomahawk missiles were first used in 1991 during the Persian Gulf War as part of Operation Desert Storm, where they destroyed hardened targets (such as surface-to-air missile sites, command-and-control centres, the Iraqi presidential palace in Baghdad, and electrical power plants).

A production site, command post, and storage facilities were obliterated.

All high-rise buildings must have an on-site command station to receive and relay all alarms.

Our analysis is based on a full download using the knife cookbook site command [74].

Over a third (36.6%) of the responding hospitals had an on-site command vehicle and a similar proportion (39.0%) had on-site communication equipment for data transmission, video-audio connection, and remote consultation.

To ensure that effective channels of communication are maintained, dedicated phone lines are maintained between the operations centre, communications room, ED, disaster site command, and the rest of the hospital.

As the experience from developed courtiers, on-site rescue can be enhanced either through dispatched rescue teams (be equipped with living supplies for 3 to 5 days and portable medical equipment) and advanced 'portable hospitals' (be equipped with various functional vehicles that can be used for operating surgery, accepting patients, on-site command and communication and etc).

Staff were allocated for SARS patients in the SARS unit and ICU, screening at the doors, manning the site command centre, or helping out in occupational health; pregnant and immunosuppressed staff were either redeployed to low-risk activities or sent home; staff deemed non-essential were sent home with pay; students were sent home and educational rounds were cancelled.