Sentence examples for together commanded from inspiring English sources

Minnesota is one of 12 Midwestern states that together commanded 143 Congressional seats a century ago, but that number is predicted to shrink to 94.

Within some groups polled, such as the Bangladeshis and those who describe themselves as mixed race, the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives together commanded more support than Labour.

Although Livingstone was the preferred choice of 60 percent of Labour Party members in London, he lost the mayoral primary contest to Frank Dobson, who enjoyed the backing of most London Labour MPs and trade union officials who, together, commanded two-thirds of the party's electoral college.

Energizer and Duracell together command about 70percentt of the American market; Rayovac's share is about 13percentt.

Mr Erdogan's Justice and Development Party and the BDP together command enough seats in the parliament to ram through this and other Kurd-friendly constitutional changes.

And the two ladies, together commanding 90% of the vote, are more powerful than either Benazir Bhutto or Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's ousted and exiled former prime ministers.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has made a number of offers to work with Miliband should their parties together command a majority after 7 May.

The litigation adds to a growing stack of lawsuits against the three largest credit rating agencies, which together command an 85percentt share of the market.

No doubt this trio, who together command some authority, thought about trying to agree a model of press reform while waiting for the start.

In the current 120-seat Parliament, Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu together command 42 seats, and sit together in a coalition made up of six parties with close to 40 ministers and deputy ministers.

They still have much room to grow in other countries: discount stores such as Aldi and Lidl together command more than 40% of the market in Germany, compared with less than 15% in the European Union as a whole.