But he became best known as the judge in command of the complex Milosevic war crimes trial, the first of its kind for a modern head of state.
There is no question, on the bench or in chambers, that she has full command of the complex legal issues that reach the court.
He seemed more confident, determined and sure of his purpose and was in full command of the complex array of political and military challenges that he faces in the wake of the terrible terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.
In depersonalizing his music, Adams has offered each of us a chance to project our own memories; Lorin Maazel's wizardly command of this complex piece, and his orchestra's expert playing, should prove as enduring a testament to the emotions of 9/11 as anything that gets built where the Twin Towers once stood.
And when command of expensive, complex flight decks is considered, the Air Force's female fliers are generations ahead of their civilian counterparts.
To understand crises response takes more than skills in communication or incident command; it takes an understanding of the complex political, regulatory, international, and legal regimes that govern the incident and the skills to manage these different and sometimes conflicting concerns.
The Missile exhibits Navy Seal-like focus, early command of a complex bureaucracy and mastery of a docile press, while Mr. Quinn seems the indecisive Hamlet as he mostly produces fumbles and policy fistfights.
The motor is made from a plastic globe embedded with magnets and spun by computer-controlled electromagnets that tug on it at the command of complex software.
Biden had half suspected that he could do things better than a young, inexperienced President, but after six months he was humbled by Obama's command of a complex financial crisis that offered few political dividends.
But in Salinger's interview (which you can see on YouTube), one encounters an articulate, reflective 52-year-old woman in command of her complex life and, at that point, renowned for causes she had championed for Monaco and its citizens.
In its command of complex spatial organization and the ballet lexicon, "Viscera" has features in common with the work of the British choreographer Christopher Wheeldon, who also began his choreographic career young.
