For though the senate had voted that Fabius, who had been consul the year before and had conquered the Samnite tribe called the Pentrians, should remain in the camp and, holding the proconsular power, make war against that part of the Samnites, Postumius nevertheless sent him a letter ordering him to evacuate the Samnite country, on the ground that the command belonged to him alone.
Yet Hereford, who had been placed under Gloucester's command, believed the command belonged to him, in his capacity of hereditary Constable of England.
We assume that the region ℜ to which reference commands belong is given and that we can observe the whole state of the plant.
Because it would be impossible to know precisely which machines are shooting particular data back and forth, Reedy's staff came up with a time-saving piece of management software that knows what kind of commands belong where.
He had commanded forces belonging to the Fatah faction that has long led the nationalist cause.
Three British officers arrived and, explaining that no British troops were available, asked the Dame to take command of 275 men belonging to the defeated German garrison.
The missiles targeted training camps, a bomb factory, a communication building, and command-and-control facilities belonging to what Washington calls "the Khorasan Group".
But the voice commanding the evening belonged to Ms. Gleason, presenting herself as a real-life answer to the Baker's Wife, muddling through one disaster after another; one of the worst was the musical "Nick and Nora," which closed after a week preceded by two months of rehearsals.
This ensures that commands that logically belong together such as the TPM_TickStampBlob and TPM_Quote of the trusted lifebeat are executed in sequence and are not interleaved with other commands.
His first command was the Little John, a privateer vessel belonging to a London merchant, with which he continued to campaign against Spanish settlements in the Caribbean.
