Sentence examples for which has commanded from inspiring English sources

In this atmosphere of political upheaval, there are signs that the royal family, which has commanded tremendous respect and allegiance in past decades, feels underappreciated and perhaps threatened.

Committee chairman Robert Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican, said the Apple case, which has commanded global attention for its implications for cybersecurity, "may not be an ideal case on which to set precedent", citing a New York federal judge's refusal to grant the FBI strikingly similar authority this week.

Now that heroin and the opioid crisis is literally killing white Americans at extremely high rates, we have approached it as a public health crisis, which has commanded resources, research funding from NIH and the CDC and considerable media attention.

And quite cheerful, despite being stuck at the Parisian Charles de Gaulle airport by orders of the Israeli government which has commanded a number of airlines to not let them on board.

Our pre-2008 institutions were, arguably, the result of an attempt to build a financial world on exactly those principles, which have commanded various forms of lip service for decades.

In this way continued fallout from expenses-gate has crowded out Brown's actual policies on the economy, which have commanded respect on the world stage and had some success – less repossessions than feared, productivity up and house prices recovering.

They ran one program at a time, which had command of all system resources, and a human operator would provide any special resources needed.

In the movie, SkyNet was a computer system developed for the U.S. military as a global defense network, which had command over all computerized military hardware.

Peña Nieto also promoted to the post of Army Inspector General, General Alejandro Saavedra Hernández, the commander of the region in charge of the Army's 27th Battalion in Iguala, which had command control of police and other government forces the night of the attack on the students, Proceso reported on December 1.

This is the third war in which Daowood has commanded soldiers.

Rather the verse explicates that even giving the title of Bene Elohim to someone is disliked by god and it does imply things to god which neither he has commanded legal in the torah but is rather a word of mouth of the rabbinic traditions.