Sentence examples for wider command from inspiring English sources

Back then, most people had a wider command of useful adjectives than they do today, and certain four-letter words, now heard on every street corner, were confined to army barracks.

"I do not see an Iraqi-wide command and control mechanism in place".

It's refreshing to see a choreographer who, while showing a wide command of the ballet vocabulary, isn't haunted by the idioms of Balanchine and doesn't rely on high lifts or acrobatic extensions.

Response to incidents such as an infectious hospital outbreak requires a robust hospital-wide command and control structure that is able to make rapid informed decisions across an institution.

But that does not mean that they belong to some Syria-wide FSA command hierarchy: it's still just a label, typically intended to market these groups as part of the opposition mainstream.

The larger, 250-foot-wide Fort Hatteras commanded the western inlet with about a dozen smoothbore guns, none capable of firing long distances.

In spite of its wide application, Command-and-Control regimes (C&C regimes) are often referred to as disappointing approaches to resource management.

His real and deeper problem, the one at the root of all of the above, is one that has haunted his decade as party leader and still haunts it today – his continuing failure to define the modern Conservative party's broad purposes adequately in ways that both unite his party and command wider confidence.

Many command wider profit margins than their category averages.

Mr. Casablancas said he had seen an opportunity for models with personality and sex appeal to command wider attention in magazines and on runways.

My task was to use a part of the battlefield to look at Haig and Rawlindson on the Somme and from there the discussion broadened to encompass wider issues of command relationships".