As demoed by Mattel at the Toy Fair, the house also responded to broader commands, like "it's time for school" by answering in Barbie's voice.
He has an equally broad command of timbre and gives himself a lot of space to work with, often slowing tempos to a crawl.
His keen powers of observation were enhanced by a rich imagination, a feeling for atmosphere, and a broad command of language.
Congress's broad command also appears to have convinced federal courts to view the claims of morbidly obese individuals seeking the ADA's protections more favorably.
In expanding the coverage of the ADA in 2008, Congress did not specifically identify obesity or any other medical condition as a covered disability.3 Nonetheless, Congress's broad command has led the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to revise its official ADA guidance substantially.
Economists generally favor a definition of income that is broader than adjusted gross income and reflects an individual's full command over economic resources.
A broad-stroke command-and-control-type EEZ land-use planning strategy was undertaken in Madre de Dios in the late 1990s, with landscape level land-use planning maps published in 2000 [39].
In principle, Rousseau is right that more important matters ought to command broader support.
Later in the bill, a reporting structure is set up to command broader disclosure of surveillance activities to Congress, including the number of applications and orders — both applied for and denied — allowed for under various authorizing sections of the law.
A new election body must have wide powers, be broad-based, and command the confidence of political stakeholders and the wider public.
Even when small plans command broad support, they can have trouble getting off the ground.
