The poll was taken before Trump asserted command of the Republican race, however, and the immediate demand for both Cruz and Kasich this weekend was to somehow overcome the notion that it's time for Republicans to rally around him.
Even as he asserted command on Tuesday and announced the state of emergency, he sounded a plaintive note.
Speech act theory, Theory of meaning that holds that the meaning of linguistic expressions can be explained in terms of the rules governing their use in performing various speech acts (e.g., admonishing, asserting, commanding, exclaiming, promising, questioning, requesting, warning).
"We'll see what it's called in five years' time," he muttered on his way out of the meeting.In fact it has taken Mr Botin, whose father ran Banco Santander before him, little more than two years to assert his sole command of BSCH.
WHEREAS, the Act represents a dramatic attempt to assert federal command and control over this country's health care system, which accounts for one-sixth of our nation's economy, thereby reducing individual freedom for health care decisions; and.
Batsmen like Laxman do not assert their command in averages or in consistent centuries, yet tend to play the defining innings of an era.
The National Coalition has also been unable to assert overall command over Syria's rebel forces, particularly jihadist groups.
Gordon, obviously thinking poorly of his battalion commander, now asserted a claim to assume command of the 750 survivors.
Many commentators assert that the "command and control" approach to enforcement is now anachronistic.
In telling Americans in an Oval Office speech last week that it was time to "turn the page" on the Iraq war, the president also asserted that he was in full command of an economy that looms as the overriding worry for most Americans.
