The subpoena also commanded city officials to produce all records of contracts awarded to City Construction and payments the city made to it.
This sophisticated but restful ambience was also evident in our room -- No. 1843, a comfortable if not overly large aerie on the 18th floor with commanding city views from the balcony, a king-sized bed dressed invitingly in a cozy duvet and glossy white linens and a spacious bathroom done in dark wood and creamy limestone.
He graduated from the M.V. Frunze Military Academy in 1925, took part in the Soviet invasion of Poland (1939) and in the Russo-Finnish War (1939 40), and had just finished serving as military attaché in China when he was called to Stalingrad to command that city's defense.
This battery would command the city's harbor and shipping on the river.
After she had come free, Agamemnon landed guns and shot in Kjörge Bay to form part of a battery being established there to command the city.
After years of suppression and much overshadowing, rock music is once again commanding the city's club and festival stages.
The Alcázar, mention of which was recorded as early as the 12th century, commands the city from the ledge above the river.
He said fees commanded for City Link's work were falling and that it "couldn't retain customers at a rate to make it economic to operate".
Seeing that Dorchester Heights, just south of Boston, commanded the city and harbour and that Howe had unaccountably failed to occupy it, he seized it on the night of March 4, 1776, placing his Ticonderoga guns in position.
In more than five years as police commissioner, from 1983 to 1989, he commanded the city's war against the scourge of crack and the addicts desperately in need of money for their habit.
Levison's lawyers argue that the order for Lavabit to turn over its master keys "is a truly dramatic act," akin to "commanding the City of Richmond to give the police a key to every house within the city limits" in search of one man.
