Sentence examples for to contain a command from inspiring English sources

As well as refinery, the site also used to contain a command and control centre and a transport hub.

The software is mirrored here and it's just a zipfile that contains a command line app that looks to be compiled for the iPhone.

The program also contained a command called "microbe" that silently turned on users' microphones to record their conversations and sent audio files back to the attackers.

The QsarDB Toolkit [20] contains a command-line application for defining and calculating descriptors using the CDK chemoinformatics library (see example in Additional file 1, Section 2.4).

Kant writes that virtue "contains a positive command to a man, namely to bring all his capacities and inclinations under his (reason's) control and so to rule over himself … for unless reason holds the reins of government in its own hands, man's feelings and inclinations play the master over him" (Kant, Metaphysics of Morals, Ak. 408).

"All of Tokyo's large buildings are able to withstand a magnitude 7.2 earthquake," said Kenji Suzuki, the city's chief of disaster prevention planning, whose offices in the 48-story twin-tower Tokyo government headquarters contain a disaster response command center that resembles a high-tech war room.

Following the end of World War II, the division remained as an active command in the National Guard, gradually expanding its command to contain units from other divisions which had been consolidated.

ALBANY — As Gov. David A. Paterson found himself confronting the first crisis of his day-old administration on Tuesday morning, it was left to Charles J. O'Byrne, his trusted second in command, to contain the damage.

Open up a screenshotting program that contains a Print command.

Protests would be a major test for Prayuth, who commands an army known to contain some Thaksin sympathizers.

He ordered Pyotr Bagration to command 600 troops to contain and detain the French at Vienna, and instructed the Bagration to accept Murat's ceasefire proposal so that the Allied Army could have more time to retreat.