Sentence examples for that a command from inspiring English sources

Upon his return, Tabibian wrote a report for the Iranian government concluding that a command economy could not lead to growth, because it offered no incentive for innovation.

Recently the software was improved so that a command could be sent to a supporter's computers and the attack would begin — no human needed.

It's a safety benefit for drivers, he said, because there is no need to look at the receiver to be sure that a command has been entered.

Third, culture and the writing system are inseparably linked to statecraft in that a command of writing and knowledge of the written tradition were for millennia necessary and requisite skills for holding office.

Finally, it concluded that "a command climate that encourages behavior at the harsher end of the acceptable range of behavior towards detainees may unintentionally increase the likelihood of abuse".

That a command paper will be published by the end of October, that the heads of agreement between the parties and further devolution will come in November and that the draft legislation, the laws that will form the Scotland bill and eventually the Scotland Act, will be ready by the end of January.

That's a "command and control" issue that Obama needs to assert himself on, right the hell yesterday.

That's a command performance for a guy who still aches over topping out at Baxter.

The first, which seems by far the more widely circulated, rests on the notion that a command-and-control economy driven by talented bureaucrats is simply more resilient than the alternative.

Clicking that will open a command line window for the current folder.

You should always think of other people's advice as just that: advice, not a command.