Sentence examples for which will command from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, for a significant portion of the globe, it is football's ancient antecedent, rugby, which will command center stage in the coming weeks.

From Baroness Perry, a Conservative peer and a former chief inspector of schools: I very much welcome the idea of an examination which will command greater confidence, both by universities and by employers.

"Given the way in which the EU has behaved and the corner they've put Theresa May into, there's no deal which I can see at present which will command a majority in the House of Commons.

The long-awaited document gives the nation's researchers an insight into how the mega-funding agency — which will command a budget of £6 billion (US$8 billion) — will work.

And it's only the power of our work which will command everyone's attention … If African-American and Hispanic artists form only 2% of the 6,000 members of the Academy, let's all rally right now because, guess what, no Mexican actor has ever won an Oscar in the leading role category.

Labour has backed an extension of Brexit talks to find an alternative to the prime minister's deal which will command a majority in the Commons.

Now, all we know is that the present government in England looks forward to a society in which everybody will command the ordinary decencies of birth, illness, and death, in which taking a wife or fathering a child will be more or less practicable for any man who wants a wife of a child in which there will be dignity.

The tension over which investigation will command center stage, both NASA and Congressional sources say, grows out of the activities of the Presidential commission over the last two weeks.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who relies on Shiite militias to remain in power, volunteers to exclude them from Nineveh and bestow greater resources on a council over which he will command little or no influence.

Still, as dangerous as they no doubt will be, Sessions and company will be but high-ranking soldiers within the executive branch of government, which Trump will command with them or without them.

The total cost of Operation Glencoe, which will be commanded from a control room in south London using thousands of cameras and 80 screens, currently stands at more than £7 million.