Sentence examples for which commands the from inspiring English sources

We need to shape a system that is better understood and which commands the electorate's confidence.

Inevitably, though, it is her part in the DNA drama which commands the most interest.

The Pentagon, which commands the fighters, is providing the training and transportation.

Important remnants of the preindustrial era include the 17th-century Bolsover Castle, which commands the River Doe Lea valley.

The touch-screen system, which commands the house (including door locks) like a high-tech martinet, was "down".

Meanwhile, as well as trying to press its authority over the military, which commands the ISI, the activist supreme court has kept up it pressure on the government.

So too was the Bayleaf, which commanded the operation.

Jeremy Hunt said he wanted to see industry-led independent regulation which commanded the confidence of the public replace the Press Complaints Commission.

Cuba's experiment depended on its authoritarian state, which commanded the "reallocation" of labor from cities to farms.

Both were adept at finding other ways of projecting themselves which commanded the attention of the media and persuaded voters to reconsider their parties.

Clifford D. May, director of communications for the Republican committee, said the treatment of the convention by the broadcast networks, which command the bulk of the television audience, is a major factor in the campaign.