The plan would uproot a state-of-the-art command post that has been the nerve center for the air war in Afghanistan from Prince Sultan air base, south of here, and move dozens of fighter planes, the officials say.
As mayor, Giuliani made preparedness a priority, hiring Hauer to head the Office of Emergency Management and building a state-of-the-art command center for use during crises (albeit in a known terrorist target).
She is, rather, in a state of discipline, under command, subordinated to the ultimate patriarchal control system.
Akbar first attacked Malwa, a state of strategic and economic importance commanding the route through the Vindhya Range to the plateau region of the Deccan (peninsular India) and containing rich agricultural land; it fell to him in 1561.
Could you also give us some sense of the state of command and control? A. The forces that were in and around Baghdad were mostly Republican Guard forces command -- but not exclusively.
The French Army had been in retreat and its command in a state of shock since German victories in the first week of August.
Few English footballers have been so roundly booed and jeered over their careers – a peculiar thing in itself, given Cole's professionalism and air of quiet command, and a state of affairs driven almost entirely by off-field matters, most notably the laughable Partridge-meets-the-Premier-League episode during his salary negotiations at Arsenal.
In a state of anaesthesis, it would obey or command a calculable program without affect or auto-affection, like an indifferent automaton" (Without Alibi, p. 73).
On 28 May, North Korea threatened to end the Korean War armistice, stating that "the Korean peninsula will go back to a state of war", whereupon the joint military command of South Korea and the United States increased its surveillance alert level from WATCHCON 3 to WATCHCON 2, the second-highest level of surveillance alert.
It is not, in other words, a state in full command of itself.
