Mr. Caplin said, "The letter also fails to acknowledge that 37 other serious crimes unique to the military remain within the chain of command," adding, "To suggest that commanders do not have a role under the Gillibrand proposal is wholly inaccurate".
Bintley uses baroque dance's self-possession – arms curve in command, footwork flickers – to suggest an ancien regime waiting for classical ballet to give it heart and curves.
Nor is it to suggest that command of the financial system be made over entirely to women.
If Donald Trump wishes to reinstate waterboarding, there is evidence to suggest that he could command at least a plurality, if not a majority, of support among the American people for his policies.
To explain the apostle's command to silence, Fell suggests that "here you ought to make a distinction what sort of Women are forbidden to speak" (13).
Ms. Stiles brings a focused intelligence and vocal command to her portrayal that suggest she is the actress of her generation most likely to inherit the kind of powerhouse roles associated with Ms. Close and Ms. Fonda in their 30's and 40's.
Leaders, moreover, used to command; now they suggest.
Although the probe wasn't designed to send back data while entering the atmosphere, the recovery crew quickly determined that none of the explosives that deploy the parachutes had gone off, suggesting that the command to fire had never been sent.
Editors' Note: April 26, 2004, Monday A front-page article yesterday about the commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks reported that commission officials said the panel, on the basis of its examination of the Pentagon's domestic air-defense command, would suggest that quicker military action might have prevented the attack on the Pentagon.
After he took command, it was suggested to him at a community event that his new quality-of-life program was Fascist.
