Unlike the militaries in Australia, Canada, Israel, Germany, the United Kingdom, and most of our NATO allies, who no longer allow unit commanders to determine the prosecution of sexual assault cases, American military law requires that the officers directly in command of individuals charged with sexual assault offenses decide how the cases are handled.
Ms. Tomlin has a remarkable command of individual parts: her fluttery hands, for instance, as she fluffs and brushes Chrissy's hair, or her elastic mouth, as she delivers Trudy's evidentiary reports to her space chums with a moue relocated to the side of her face.
The efficiency and transparency that was once the domain of global financial markets was now at the command of individual consumers and businesses.
Micro refers to the command of individual units, whether it be moving your army into position for an attack or sending a worker towards a potential expansion location.
Fraser is highly critical of Pateman's analysis, which she terms the "master/subject model," a model that presents women's subordination "first and foremost as the condition of being subject to the direct command of an individual man" (1993, 173).
"There is enough blame to go around for all of us," said U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman William Donaldson William Donaldson, who stated that, after the settlement, "ongoing actions will be directed toward the supervisory chain of command and individuals".
For Austin's sovereign is supposed to be a determinate individual or group of individuals whose commands to the bulk of the population constitute law.
At times, the project complexity and creative needs require a tremendously talented individual or group of individuals that typically command a higher hourly rate, but the return on investment is worthwhile as they create beautifully branded materials.
The fifth command is to exploit fear, specifically that of individuals who are part of the conspiracy.
Initiatives like the Centre of Excellence in Movement Dance and Dementia or Circle Dance in Dementia or the American Dance Therapy Association work on the principle that, as individuals lose command of the world they have always known, dance sessions can build a temporary alternative of sound, movement and rhythm.
These functions are better handled by the exercise of authority in command and control structures than in the decentralised decision making of individuals in markets.
