Sentence examples for ultimately commanded from inspiring English sources

In the battle for Kobani, the US at first kept its distance from the Syrian Kurdish militia – the Kurdish People's Protection (YPG) – because they are ultimately commanded by the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) which the US has called "terrorists".

Technology will still ultimately command a large weighting of a person's portfolio.

But it is death - the final departure - that ultimately commands his attention.

He also had to engage with, and ultimately command the respect of, a whole range of outside interests, from the police to charities – seeking consensus, and, if necessary, soothing egos and unruffling feathers.

Ultimately, command of Soviet efforts to relieve Stalingrad was put under the leadership of General Aleksandr Vasilevsky.

Ultimately, command of the Kentucky militiamen was given to Major John Hardin, and many militiamen refused to join the campaign, just as Scott had predicted.

They are to form the core of an army ultimately to be commanded by Iraqis.

The characters change fundamentally in the course of the opera: when Gyges ultimately stabs Kandaules (commanded by Nyssia, outraged at the trick her husband has played on her) both men sing of their friendship as if this were a Tristanesque betrayal.

In response to fear of a possible insurrection, ultimately the king commanded the midwives thusly, in verse 16, while delivering these babies, "...if it is a son, you shall kill him, but if it is a daughter, she shall live".

The clarity of a posse, your choice of port de bras, and ultimately your command of the most straightforward of movements: running, walking, and standing.

He created a royal army that wore the king's uniform; it was commanded by his officers and was ultimately responsible to the sovereign.