And the poor journalist, who can hardly be expected to research the bibliographical history of an obscure renaissance manuscript, is handed what looks like a good story that presents an opportunity to command a prominent position in the newspaper.
While administration officials said today that Mr. Klein, 53, could command a top position should Vice President Al Gore become president, Mr. Klein suggested that it was time to leave government, after nearly eight years as an official in the Clinton administration.
"We fully expect our e-services to command a leadership position in this industry in the next century," Platt told reporters and partners at last week's e-services launch.
Fresenius identified opportunities that were emerging from " the expected privatisation of health systems" and would be able "to build up a company that can command a leading position in the hospital field".
There is a hunger and urgent need for hybrid skills, and women seem perfectly placed to command a very powerful position in these emerging roles that require tech and communication skills.
The Northern Alliance commands a unique position among the four Afghan factions at the conference, because it is the only one to hold territory in Afghanistan.
In his color-plane theory, black commanded a forward position, with blue, red and yellow progressively receding toward white, which represented infinity.
But Fisher & Paykel also commands a leading position in the Australian and New Zealand markets, and the acquisition gives the Chinese company control of its four plants in New Zealand, Thailand, Mexico and Italy.
An Adriatic seaport and trading centre surpassed only by Venice, Bari commanded a strategic position on the crossroads between western Europe and the Byzantine East.
