Sentence examples for this would command from inspiring English sources

With White House pressure, this would command support from a majority of congressional Democrats — but not Republicans.

This battery would command the city's harbor and shipping on the river.

If Gordon Brown, or his successor, were able to assemble an extraordinary multicolour informal coalition of Labour, Liberal Democrats, four SDLP MPs, one Northern Ireland Alliance member, six Scottish nationalists, four Welsh nationalists and one Green, this rag-tag group would command more than the 324 votes necessary to form a majority.

It was decided that Stojanović would command this new Kozara Detachment, and Karabegović would be the political commissar.

After becoming aware of the Persian defeat at the Battle of Marathon, Darius began planning another expedition against the Greek-city states; this time, he, not Datis, would command the imperial armies.

One response to this has been to train lower-level staff who would command lower salaries [ 5].

This allowed him to develop a programme of progressive reform that would command respect even without his better-known activities as a champion of world peace.

Even if this were to run in all 13 of his Sunday papers, it would command an audience of only 9, 017,000.

Who would command it?

"Stop singing!" he would command.

He would command the place.