DeVeaux's presence, however, made Tucker's appeal more compelling because DeVeaux's message drew heavily on the scriptural command to serve others.
Well, by the time the Charity Law Association and a few others had explained that in the law, and most major religions, the command to serve the weak is core business, not an extraneous add on, the Charity Commission backed off and revised their guidelines accordingly.
For leaders to remain relevant they must shift their thinking from command and control to serving inclusion and individuality.
I know, I know -- I will have to start the next day with a bell ringing above that kitchen farmhouse table commanding me to serve up the next breakfast, morning paper and the like.
Also on Friday, Syrian rebel groups meeting in Istanbul chose the 30 members of a new unified command, designed to serve as a military counterpart to the Syrian Opposition Coalition that has been recognized by a handful of countries.
As a part of this commitment, the 7th Infantry Division headquarters would deploy a command element to serve as higher headquarters for large-scale training and field exercises, evaluating and coordinating the units as they trained.
That was no mean task, given that most are themselves presidents of their countries' central banks, with their own administrations to command and constituencies to serve.
Choose a specific word or phrase to serve command him to use the bathroom.
It'll recommend products in a host of categories in response to your commands, and even claims to serve up suggestions in response to emoji – although it struggled with any I tried.
Müncheberg was destined to become a Geschwaderkommodore but prior to receiving his own command he would have to serve as a Kommodore in training.
