Sentence examples for which could command from inspiring English sources

This is surely the moment to push for a genuinely independent regulator, founded in law, which could command real public trust and reinvigorate public interest journalism.

These "blocked-mark" agreements worked well for tobacco, grains, meat, and meat products but not for industrial products, such as Romanian oil or Yugoslav copper, which could command decent prices on the open market.

Instead, Mrs. Clinton is expected to take on lucrative speaking engagements — maybe even joint speeches with her husband, which could command record prices — and write one or more books.

Because Mr Haq was a Pushtun, like most of the Taliban, he had been considered crucial to the effort to construct an alternative government which could command support beyond the Northern Alliance, which mostly consists of minority ethnic groups.

Speaking on the BBC, Davis said: "The consequence in the extreme is you could have a government in parliament which could command 45%, or 45% plus one, of parliamentary votes but no more and therefore couldn't deliver a budget, couldn't deliver its manifesto, couldn't deliver its normal legislation and yet couldn't be thrown out either, because you can't force a dissolution".

An FMLN government would have to contend with a legislature in which Arena could command a majority through alliances.

Within minutes, his plans to build a fort from which he could command his cowboys to defend against outlaws went badly awry.

He did not want a huge range from which he could command a kitchen brigade but, rather, a modular field where cooks could rotate in and out of different tasks as equals.

"The best skill which Athens could command at the height of her glory was given the construction," the trade journal said, adding, "The quarries at Knoxville, Tenn., were torn to pieces to produce the blocks".

Chase's 1st Brigade's initial mission was to reconnoiter the hills on the west side of the Tacloban Valley and establish observation posts from which it could command the entrances to the valley.

Unilever paid $326 million in April to acquire Ben & Jerry's Homemade, which could help command a high price for Haagen-Daz.