In other words, the person doesn't know or believe in the value they provide or believe in their ability to command that their value be reflected in what they earn".
Carter said Monday at the Pentagon that the goal was to "overload their networks" and "interrupt their ability to command and control forces" with jamming and other cybertools.
"The writers had a few things working for them" before the strike, Mr. DeWitt said, particularly "their ability to command huge money during a compressed pilot-development season," which increased demand for their services.
Their effectiveness, and ultimately our own safety, depends on their ability to command public trust.
"Their removal will degrade ISIL's ability to command and control troops, and it disrupts their ability to finance their efforts," Warren said, using an alternative name for the Islamic State (IS), which is also known as ISIS and by its Arabic acronym Daesh.
That includes their ability to command six-figure fees for delivering speeches.
This resulted in what Sen called a shift in "entitlements": labourers had suffered a reduction in their ability to command power over food.
Some of the guests were apparently lured to the restaurant by the false assurance that Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren would be present, itself a sad indictment of the poverty both of the Conservatives' cultural imagination and of their ability to command attention among the "glitterati".
The poets have been characterized as making claims to truth, to telling it like it is, that are in fact contrary to appearances little more than the poet's unargued imaginative projections whose tenability is established by their ability to command the applause of the audience.
Their power was dependent not on a right to rule but on their own ability to command and retain control.
