Sentence examples for tenant commands from inspiring English sources

There are some 70 tenant commands at the base that could be moved, such as the Naval Undersea Medal Institute, which trains medics, and the Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory, which investigates health threats to submariners.

San Diego hosts the largest naval fleet in the world: it was in 2008 was home to 53 ships, over 120 tenant commands, and more than 35,000 sailors, soldiers, Department of Defense civilian employees and contractors.

Lorraine D. Gilbert of ReMax Upscale Properties sees more buyers restoring rooming houses to their original single-family status, but buildings "without issues" -- claims from tenants -- command higher prices.

The sweeping views of the park from its higher floors have attracted major law firms and hedge funds as tenants and commanded some of the highest commercial rents in the city.

He turned the 50-story structure into a hot property, luring hedge funds and private equity firms as tenants and commanding some of the highest rents — more than $150 per square foot — in the United States.

As a flagship tenant, UBS could command a discount of around 15 percent.

While Manhattan office rents have indeed risen since the recession and leasing activity has picked up, tenants can still command several months of free rent and allowances of many dollars a square foot in improvements to their space.

In 1166 the tenants in chief were commanded to disclose the number of knights enfeoffed on their lands so that Henry could take proper financial advantage of changes that had taken place since his grandfather's day.

It provides logistical support to all tenant units at the base, and is under the direct command of FORSCOM.

If the tenant is not previously in the system, use the "Add new" command to set up a new tenant.

Officials at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, the largest tenant at the center with more than one million square feet, set up a command center and a special telephone line to try to trace the 3,500 employees who worked at the trade center.