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This appears to be widely understood, and before long may well command wide acceptance.But even if public pension schemes are privatised promptly, lower taxes will follow only after a decade or two.

But Afghanistan cannot go for long without politicians who command wide assent.

This book deserves to command wide attention among millions of families, especially among baby boomer parents, across the country.

But while some medical interventions such as organ transplants to replace malfunctioning livers and kidneys, or vaccines to boost the immune system, command wide social acceptance, others invite moral approbation.

Conceptually, there is little doubt that the constant-utility index is superior for virtually all of the analytical purposes for which indexes are used, but there are great difficulties in constructing one that would command wide support and confidence.

The United Nations Development Programme is looking for ways to expand projects that are not linked to political decisions, says Knut Ostby, the UNDP's deputy representative.But Afghanistan cannot continue for long without politicians who command wide assent.

Many command wider profit margins than their category averages.

Mr. Casablancas said he had seen an opportunity for models with personality and sex appeal to command wider attention in magazines and on runways.

His real and deeper problem, the one at the root of all of the above, is one that has haunted his decade as party leader and still haunts it today – his continuing failure to define the modern Conservative party's broad purposes adequately in ways that both unite his party and command wider confidence.

Homophobia is rife in Uganda and the bill commands wide public support.

A number of "premier" projects completed over the past two decades have commanded wide professional and public attention.