The restructuring cuts two assistant superintendent positions, three command titles and Bureau Deputy Superintendents, instead designating six newly-defined bureaus--Patrol, Detectives, Organized Crime, Internal Affairs and Administration--each headed Bureau ChiefChief.
In recent years, there has been a voter backlash against quarterbacks who have commanded title-driving teams.
Buzz-commanding international titles such as Contagion and The Help – for which Image Nation put up 50/50 financing with US studio Participant Media – are clear progress on Robert Rodriguez's Shorts, the sole piece of cinema to come out of the Warner deal.
Samuel Ramey is not so far past, though, and he should retain command of the title role.
But Criado‑Perez is a campaigner, and the book – from the imperative command of its title to its earnest, inspirational rhetoric – has the tone of a manifesto.
Ms. Castagna has been essentially second in command, holding the title of chief executive of the company's retail stores as well as its catalog and Internet businesses and reporting directly to Mr. Questrom.
But many more "great successes" akin to this one, and the Mittster will end up meeting a similar fate to the one Burgoyne endured after he returned home to Britain following his capitulation: stripped of his command and his title, publicly disgraced, and universally blamed for a humiliating historic defeat, he lived out the rest of his life in near-anonymity.
You can argue that Le Pen's share of the vote, at just thirty-four per cent, fell reassuringly short of what she was aiming for, suggesting that the National Front has peaked, and that it may never, despite its title, command the respect of the nation.
Playing with the Greek commands of her title, Groff enlarges (and also reduces) her protagonists.
For many years, he served as Saddam's official second-in-command, with the title of Deputy Prime Minister, and was his interlocutor with the world.
