Sentence examples for that has commanded from inspiring English sources

Embedded systems are an emerging field that has commanded attention and support from the industrial community.

Look instead at the landmark that has commanded the East River waterfront, on the Brooklyn as well as the Manhattan sides, for more than a century.

The centre Jonathan Danty, scrum-half Sébastien Bézy and lock Paul Jedrasiak also make their internationaldebuts, but it is the 23-year-old Vakatawa's selection that has commanded most attention.

Whether it has been cash-rich television networks, golf's largest ruling bodies, commercial sponsors or even sitting presidents, few have managed to deter the small peer group that has commanded Augusta National from a path resistant to outside forces.

For them, he remains the revolutionary who forced out a corrupt dictator 31 years ago, guaranteed education, health care and basic food and housing, and turned Cuba into a mini-superpower that has commanded the attention, if not the respect, of much of the world.

As part of a prevention, surveillance and education program that has commanded an $8 million budget this year and that cost $10 million last year, the City Health Department has conducted blood tests in 400 suspected human cases so far this year, a number similar to that tested at the same time last year.

But since its midseason premiere 18 months ago, "Malcolm" has consistently done something far more radical than the gimmicky reality shows that have commanded so much attention.

With increasingly tight limits on government resources, expanding rights to yet another protected group would reduce protection for groups that have commanded our legislative and other attention for over 50 years.

Nietzsche often thought of his writings as struggles with nihilism, and apart from his critiques of religion, philosophy, and morality he developed original theses that have commanded attention, especially perspectivism, the will to power, eternal recurrence, and the superman.

Among the cases that have commanded attention in recent years are On the Road by Jack Kerouac and Native Son by Richard Wright, two examples that serve to illustrate the good and bad sides of restoration.

But it is fair to say that these two are the ones that have commanded by far the most scholarly attention).