Now, why exactly that's true — why some things are better done through market mechanisms, while others are better done through at least a bit of command-and-control — is a deep issue.
The volatile investment-banking bits of UBS and Credit Suisse command much lower valuations than the steadier private-banking businesses.They certainly conjure up separate worlds, one of wood-panelled discretion and the other testosterone-rich aggression.
"When his changeup and when his secondary stuff gets a little bit better — command of it — he has a chance to be pretty good," Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel said.
Vogelsong is probably looking to have a bit better command of his pitches this inning, as he was lucky to just give up the one run last inning.
It is run a bit like a business, with chains of command and responsibility, different specialised "departments", recruitment initiatives and opportunities for collaboration and trade.
That's where Siri comes in: Apple scooped up the company last year, and it is Siri's work with AI and voice response systems that give Assistant the extra bit of oomph that Voice Commands never had.
NATO instantly retorted that it would insist on a single force, with its own soldiers forming the core but acknowledged there could be "various areas of command" in different bits of the war zone.
Mouthing off is the default response to any adult command or bit of advice.
It seems that Lt. Col. Wiegel is having a bit of trouble understanding his own "Command Philosophy," in which he states: "Everyone wearing the uniform has sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, and this oath provides the guideposts of what our country expects in return".
We've won it, so we're in the elite band that commands a bit of respect, but at the same time they don't envy us.
