If you look at the way an alpha baboon gets power and the way somebody like Ted Turner or Henry Nicholas at Broadcom does it, you see the same mix of shouting, glowering, intimidation and the use of commanding physical presence.
"I came back to my room and just sat there and thought, 'What was that?' " It turned out to be the beginning of an acting career that is still making use of his commanding aura.
Even though the EU is not a state with a monopoly on the legitimate use of violence, it amounts to a powerful commanding height to be seized by the citizenry.
One might try to replace (i) with a stronger claim, for example, that the use of an expression is exhausted by its employment in asserting, asking, commanding, and a few of other speech acts not including referring.
He quoted Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a former commanding officer of the British Army's chemical weapons unit, as saying he believed the Assad government would limit use of chemical weapons to gaining local tactical advantages against the rebels.
The chemical industry experiences a steady growth in the use of renewables induced by the gradual depletion of oil, uncertainties in energy supplies and a commanding requirement to reduce GHG emissions and save the planet.
For example, although Sosnaud et al. (2013, p. 90) defended the use of EGP schema by stressing that "most important for our purposes, the EGP has been the predominant schema in the class-voting literature," a unidimensional measure of objective social status commanding income, education, and occupation would have been more convincing.
It shows us a skillful and commanding author using all the tools of her chosen genre, and ultimately McCaffrey makes a more incisive and lasting point about the fragility of youth than Klages or Sanders by imagining an as yet unsettled future instead of reflecting on the established past.
