There are many complexities: where councils and churches both have a hand in school management things can get even more elitist than when a church is in sole command.
In Mariners, Renegades and Castaways: The Story of Herman Melville and the World We Live In, James drew a direct analogy between Ahab and Hitler, Stalin and other 20th-century dictators who kept the masses in thrall to their personality cult: "He has at his sole command a whaling-vessel which is one of the most highly developed technological structures of the day.
But, as Bravin writes in "The Terror Courts," "the Bush administration envisioned creating for the first time a permanent legal structure under the president's sole command".
BC Space has weathered a change in ownership (Mark Chamberlain is now in sole command, after the departure of his former partner Jerry Burchfield) but continues to come up with the kind of exhibits no one else seems to have the guts--or craziness--to offer.
He writes on blue paper, "an affectation", on one of four Olympia typewriters, "a German one, the best machine in the world": Jane is in sole command of the computer.
The Tigers took sole command of first place in just their second game, a 77-46 rout at Cornell, and easily handled Columbia the following day for their 27th straight Ivy League win.
In April 1557 Lautaro was defeated and executed by an army led by Francisco de Villagrán at Mataquito, leaving Caupolicán in sole command of the Indian resistance.
"Who is in command today in Iran," like this: "If I were to say I am in command, that would not be true; if I were to say Khomeini were in sole command, that would not be exact; if I were to say a lot of people are in command, that would not be clear".
The move in effect left the quiet 52-year-old biologist in sole command of government.
It effectively left the quiet 52-year-old biologist in sole command of government.
With Donald soon to be in sole command of 7,000 nuclear warheads, are we one step closer to nuclear annihilation?
