"You can say, 'Hey, we will allow you to use only x amount of these pollutants.' That is the command approach.
Unfortunately, because of the current Chain of Command approach in dealing with these crimes and the lack of confidentiality in that system, wherever the victim is stationed, their new Chain of Command will likely find out they are a victim of sexual assault, which may potentially put them in danger or cause further physical and/or emotional trauma.
The Austrian army, augmented by the Army of Condé under the prince's command, approached from Freiburg.
Sir Michael also points out that the regular forces have followed the special forces in introducing a "mission-command approach"—that is, a commander defines the overall mission but then leaves the officers on the ground to decide how to execute it.Plenty of retired officers argue that businesspeople have much to learn from the armed services.
The "in" campaign wants to avoid the "command and control" approach of Better Together, which called for Scotland to remain in the UK.
Not so long ago, most content owners believed they could approach digital media with the traditional command and control approach once taken for granted in the old media world.
In presenting the plan, Mike Leavitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, advertised it as a methodological breakthrough; while mact represented the old "command and control" approach to regulation, cap-and-trade would tap the ingenuity of the marketplace.
What Perez also recognises is that the company, which for many of its 127 years has had a command and control approach to the way it communicates with its customers and stakeholders, is going to have to become more open to a two-way conversation.
Campaigners on both sides are eager to learn the lessons of the Scottish referendum, the paper adds, with "in" supporters keen to avoid the "command and control" approach of Better Together.
Permit-trading policy in a total maximum daily load (TMDL) program may provide an additional avenue to produce environmental benefit, which closely approximates what would be achieved through a command and control approach, with relatively lower costs.
