Sentence examples for the degree of command from inspiring English sources

But many intelligence officials and academic experts are skeptical that the parade of gore represents a leap in the degree of command and control being exerted across the region by the group's leadership in Syria and Iraq.

There is also some doubt about the degree of loyalty commanded by the leaders of the two sides.

If allowed, this would give China an unprecedented degree of command over the water.

He was made a royal chaplain and received, at the king's command, the degree of doctor of divinity from Cambridge.

In a move sure to irk at least two or three people who work for The New York Times, The Huffington Post (owned by AOL, our own masters in some degree of command) has put up a paywall that applies only to NYT employees.

He, too, could exercise only a limited degree of command authority, although he had been placed in administrative control of the division's maneuver battalions, including the aviation and artillery units.

MP is directly related to the degree of stability obtained by posturographic motor commands; therefore, MP increasing represents an increased quantity of CoP trajectory stable points; (iv) the mean distance (MD) between two consecutive peaks of the sway density curve.

It's not just that the latter hardly commands public attention to the degree of the former, but Mr. Bai has misconstrued the Kos comment.

Protestations from Ganteaume and Minister Étienne Eustache Bruix later reduced the degree of criticism Blanquet faced, but he never again served in a command capacity.

The degree of pain varied.

The degree of difficulty simplified the challenge.