The state compels obedience to its commands and affirms that these commands reflect the legitimate will of the commanded subjects.
His command of subject matter and his heartfelt joy in presiding over the enacting of historic legislation were a welcome coda to the achievements of the departing Congress.
"Marriage is a divine institution, and yet marriage exists among our slaves dependent upon the will of the master," leaving God's command perversely "subject to the passion, avarice, or caprice of their owners".
In contrast, again, in 1970 he adapted Emilio Lussu's book Un Anno Sull'Altipiano (A Year on the Plateau) as Uomini Contro (Men Against), a ferocious picture of the human waste of the first world war and the inadequacies of a class-bound high command – a subject that had rarely been openly exposed in Italy until that time.
We model this problem as a constrained graph-partitioning problem involving the partitioning of a police jurisdiction into command districts subject to constraints of contiguity, compactness, convexity and size.
Pelicans like Red don't inhabit the upper echelons of "charismatic megafauna" — the polar bears, gray wolves and blue whales of the world that command the subject lines of "donate now" appeals.
At the "go" command, each subject repeatedly performed the movements, without pausing, until the tester operator issued a "stop" command.
As the examiner gives the command, the subject has to carry it out by manipulating the tokens accordingly.
Tonight the Little Witch will start and command his subjects from on the field.
More than 100 black men accused Mr. Burge and other officers under his command of subjecting them to electrocution, beatings and other acts of torture to gain confessions in murder cases.
