General Casey, whose views carry weight because he commands the largest of the services, concluded that the military could handle repeal with "moderate risk" to its ability to do its job.
That is not just because of his command of detail and his wit, but because he commands the respect of friend and foe alike, who know that he is driven not just by legitimate political ambitions and ideas, but by a sense of duty that always leads him to try to make this country more prosperous, more solvent, more tolerant, more fair, and more free.
was unveiled at his home town of Barmouth, Gwynedd, because records show he commanded the only lifeboat to look for survivors, pulling four people from the freezing water. in the accident were commemorated with the unveiling of a plaque.
This was a formative experience for him not only because he commanded reconnaissance missions into enemy territory in the Matopos Hills, but because many of his later Boy Scout ideas took hold here.
Lorenzo Tomatis was a towering figure in the study of cancer and cancer epidemiology: not just because from 1982 to 1993 he was the Director of the International Agency for Research against Cancer (IARC), but even more because he commanded immense international respect as a scientist ahead of his time in the understanding of the environmental causes of cancer.
Richler was always a thorn in the side of Quebec nationalists and separatists, because of his mordant wit and biting sarcasm, because he commanded a large audience and because, I suspect, he wrote uncomfortable truths.
Njonjo's responsibilities were cut, as were those of Kibaki, who was considered by Moi to have become too powerful because he commanded widespread Kikuyu support.
An earlier proposal to give the commission executive powers was thrown out by Guatemala's constitutional court as an infringement of sovereignty.Mr Berger has been stymied in part because he commands only 24 of the 158 members of Congress.
Because Zhou knows Yue is poor, he commands the four students to become sworn brothers.
