A sign commanded: "Self-eatables are not allowed.
Andriy Parubiy, one of the founders of the Social-National Party of Ukraine and a former leader of its paramilitary youth organisation, who later joined the moderate Batkivshchyna party and efficiently commanded self-defence forces in Maidan, is now the head of the national security and defense council.
On a wall of video screens in his command center in Tucson, Commander Self can summon aerial images of vast swaths of borderland.
They are, obedient to his editor's commands, self-explanatory on first view.
Tells about the dinner that he and his wife gave at their loft on Broadway and Houston, for something like 100 members of la haute Boheme, who ate by the mingled light of candles, electric lamps, and the pale, unblinking glow of a characteristic Kosuth art work: the command "SELF-DESCRIBE SELF-DEFINE," executed in neon tubing, mounted on the wall.
In accordance with NSTCINST 5040.1, NROTC Command Inspection Program CNETT 5040.4E), Duke NROTC conducts triennial command self-inspections to assess material condition, management effectiveness, use of resources in support of mission objectives, and compliance with public law, contracts, directives, and instructions.
But it is also commanding one's self.
Nanog can command constitutive self-renewal of ES cells (Chambers et al., 2003) and appears able to reverse precommitment perturbations of the pluripotent state (Chambers et al., 2007; Silva and Smith, 2008; Suzuki et al., 2006).
Played with commanding self-containment by Tonya Pinkins, Caroline Thibodeaux is a stoical, uncompromising woman.
A nod, a glance, a slight smile: these are all she needs to suggest a commanding self-possession.
