Sentence examples for want to command from inspiring English sources

"But we do not want to command them; we want them to come on their own".

"Why would you want to command more?" Mr. Judd may answer that question at his court appearance, scheduled for Feb. 26 in State Superior Court here.

Here is his note of an exchange with General William Westmoreland, at a hearing of the Gates Commission on the draft in 1969 In the course of this testimony, he made the statement that he did not want to command an army of mercenaries.

Businesses want to command entire markets and become monopolies to extract profitable rents from customers.

If you want to command a premium value for your business imagine the risks facing your potential buyer.

Power: People who are driven by a need for power aren't looking for a Napoleonic "I want to command the world" kind of dominance, but they do want to be recognized for being influential.

Her story, no matter how much she wanted to command it, was no longer her own.

Dr. Arthur L. Caplan, who directs the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, said, "If Abiomed wants to command public trust about research that has obvious and direct social implications, that requires some willingness to have that debate proceed".

In short, it wants to command data saved abroad, with what is essentially local law.

It has a lot to prove if it wants to command the rich valuation that investors afforded it.

For the century that followed, if a woman wanted to command the top spot at an agency like Weil, she would have to start her own.