Liberty Stadium boss Garry Monk told the club's website: "He's [Fabianski] come from a big club where it has been difficult for him to command the number one spot.
So the pragmatism sets in: to command the numbers they need to create a presence at protests, unions are helping organize workers who are not paying members and have little prospect of becoming so in the near future.
Armed fighters of the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) gather on a street before fighting against Islamic State (IS) group on November 7, 2014 The Syrian regime, meanwhile, has lost some 60,000 troops in the course of its civil war – yet still commands the name number again as the SDF.
He no longer commands the troops whose numbers were the core of counterinsurgency.
As the old saying among bureaucrats goes, he who controls the numbers commands the power.
Even if a party loses a lot of votes, as Labour did in 1994, its leader can still become prime minister; so can a leader of a party that does not command the biggest number of seats.
The Bosniak Party of Democratic Action headed by Bakir Izetbegović, son of the revered war-time Bosniak leader, will command the greatest number of parliamentary seats, but a majority coalition of other parties is not out of the question.
He still commands the support of a large number of Pakistanis, particularly those who see him as the only alternative to rule by conservative mullahs or by elected thieves.
The sectarian angle should not be overstated — plenty of Alawites and other minorities are taking up arms against Assad, who ostensibly still commands the loyalty of a considerable number of Sunni Syrians.
Thad W. Allen, the retired Coast Guard admiral who commands the spill response, said small numbers of gas bubbles that had appeared much closer to the well were not a problem, either.
