Sentence examples for which still commands from inspiring English sources
In 1278 the Franks built the Paleo Kastro (Old Castle), which still commands the west channel to the harbour.
Russia's military is still viscerally opposed to the Atlantic alliance, as is Russia's Communist Party, which still commands a quarter of the popular vote.
The goal all along has been to bring Google's search and YouTube services to Internet-enabled televisoon so it could capture a share of spending on TV advertising, which still commands the biggest portion of ad budgets.
Most observers say the Deobandi and similar sects, such as the Ahle Hadith school, have a long way to go before finally usurping Barelvism, which still commands majority support.
As evidence that traders are skeptical of the bailouts, he pointed to sovereign Greek debt, which still commands a yield of about 10 percentage points, or 1,000 basis points — more than benchmark German bonds, despite assurances from European policy makers that the bonds are entirely safe.
Kate is a former headteacher with a natural calm air of authority which still commands respect thereabouts and Geoff used to be manager at a local engineering company: he is seems of a lower social class and lacks her effortless poise and self-control.
This would place education and most public services in the hands of the counties, cities and local communities, such as rural parishes, which still command genuine local loyalty.
I expect the earnings of Nasdaq's high-tech stocks, which still command an average price/earnings ratio of about 100, to be squeezed far harder and for much longer than most people expect.
The king, who gave up absolute power in 1990 and could conceivably grab it back again with the help of the army, which he still commands, has evinced no desire to do so.And now, with its second majority since democracy began in 1990, Congress has a chance to prove that it can really work.
That was because of concerns that the young democracy might be endangered by a confrontation with the powerful armed forces, especially the army, which General Pinochet still commanded.
Manufacturers here are responding by concentrating increasingly on high-end niche lines, which can still command premium prices on the strength of exclusivity and the cachet of Scottish production.
