Command and Warrant

Command

Command verb - To ask for (something) earnestly or with authority.

Usage example: an act of courage that commands the admiration of all who witnessed it

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Warrant and command are semantically related. in directive topic. In some cases you can use "Warrant" instead the word "Command" as a noun or a verb.

Warrant verb - To have as a requirement.

Usage example: the situation warrants your immediate attention

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Command and warrant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Command" instead the word "Warrant" as a noun or a verb.

attention	command attention	warrant attention
force	command force	warrant force
name	command name	warrant name
amount	command amount	warrant amount
Other words: price, butler, cities.

In reality, commissioned officers merely command CID units while enlisted personnel do field work under the supervision of warrant officers.

Source: Series / NCIS
The engagement lasted all of two seconds, and it didn't even warrant a comment from the Enterprise command staff.

Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Live-Action TV
This irregularity is enough to warrant a report to the nefarious prince, who requests a command performance.

Source: Hope Spot / Web Comics