It commands particular states to meet centrally determined emissions targets and regulates how they can comply.
One flawless sequence in Girl Shy (1924), Lloyd's first independent production after parting ways with Roach, commands particular attention.
The role of the nucleus should command particular attention among the mechanisms regulating photosynthesis.
Although well-established, the berrypicking approach now commands particular attention as a potential first-line procedure for systematic reviews, as opposed to previously being conceived as a "safety net".
Among journeymen fishermen, shark specialists command particular respect, for their skills and courage and, not incidentally, the fact that a shark is among the most valued fish in the sea.
He had never been chosen to be first, he would explain in his gently slow-spoken, Midwestern way; he had simply been chosen to command that particular flight.
The Constitution commands no particular result to constitutional deliberation and decisionmaking.
He said that marriage equality in particular commanded his attention when the lawyers David Boies, a Democrat, and Theodore B. Olson, a Republican, joined forces for their ongoing legal challenge to Proposition 8, the 2008 California voter initiative banning same-sex marriage in that state.
A robot might be commanded to grasp a particular object, for example, but it could then formulate its own strategy for doing so.
A theme that ran through the Kabul briefing was that the NATO command — in particular General McKiernan, who took command here in June — has concluded that previous approaches to the problem were seriously flawed.
