"No other actress could play Katniss Everdeen, and for that reason, she can command a substantial cut of profits".
"Were it to be decided to proceed with a new reactor programme, there is no doubt that this decision would command a substantial slice of political leadership.
While "no food manufacturer commands a substantial share of total world processed food sales", focused growth has nevertheless created "concentrated markets...at specific product and country levels" [ 17].
With their predicted involvement in transcriptional regulation and their unusually dynamic evolutionary histories, vertebrate polydactyl ZNF genes have commanded a substantial amount of analytical attention.
Within the larger category of wall décor, framed art has historically commanded a substantial portion of the market, with roughly 70% of wall décor items being framed pictures.
EFV-based regimens are recommended as first-line and command a substantial market share of current ART use; yet as EFV is now off patent and generic versions are available at lower cost, it is likely that the use of EFV containing regimens will increase in resource limited settings where cost of medications has prohibited widespread access to therapy.
In order to achieve active control for improved machining accuracy and efficiency, the control commands will include a substantial amount of high frequency signals.
The two rallies showed that Mr. Assad and his government still command support from a substantial part of the population seven months after the uprising started.
Returning to Egypt, Hart was heavily involved with the training of his command, which included a substantial number of replacements.
Furthermore, he had close connections with the Flavian dynasty and commanded the respect of a substantial part of the Senate.
It helped to convince the high command, their political backers and a substantial portion of French public opinion to defend the conviction, even as evidence mounted that Dreyfus – by now serving a life sentence on Devil's Island – was innocent.
