Sentence examples for whose commands from inspiring English sources
Men of casual eloquence whose commands we – like Smudge – obey, wagging even when the signs point to trouble.
members, but China's central government is more like an emperor trying to control a far-flung network of unruly fiefs than an all-seeing Big Brother whose commands are instantly obeyed.
Other Christian thinkers, particularly during the 19th and early 20th centuries, argued that to accept the absolute demands of ethical obligation is to presuppose a morally structured universe, which implies a personal God whose commands are reflected in the human conscience.
Told in the voice of Kailash's cook, who nurtures his own secret desires for Nani, this story could be read as metaphor: Kailash as God, whose commands regarding renunciation and a higher level of spiritual awareness are rudely challenged by his young wife.
For Austin's sovereign is supposed to be a determinate individual or group of individuals whose commands to the bulk of the population constitute law.
For Hobbes, property rules were the product of authority the acknowledged authority of a sovereign, whose commands could guarantee the peace and make it safe for men to embark on social and economic activities that outstripped their ability to protect themselves using their own individual strength.
Described as a hard-line partisan deeply committed to the neoconservative ideology of former US President George W. Bush, General Craddock is a controversial commanding officer whose command authority extends to that rather euphemistically termed, "peace-keeping force," operating in Afghanistan known as the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).
The commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. James L. Jones, ordered the general whose command includes the service's V-22 Osprey squadron to review for possible disciplinary action the final Pentagon report into falsified Osprey maintenance records.
By whose armies, under whose command?
Tsipras, whose command of English is tentative, depended on Varoufakis.
"One minute!" Erdoğan, whose command of English is minimal, shouted.
