Others specialize in a single weapon or fighting style; these heroes' dedication not only commands our respect, but also makes them more susceptible to other attack styles, which in turn makes them more vulnerable (and possibly more interesting).
COMAND commands much dedication to appreciate.
Ramsey himself commanded a positive dedication on the part of the English players, and I heard Bobby Moore, the English captain — an agile, fair-haired mid-field player — remark in a television interview that since Mr. Ramsey didn't much like speaking, the English team would try to say what he meant.
Most authorities agree that he possessed superior intelligence, rare command ability, and zealous dedication to duty, honour, and country.
He may be a moderately free-wheeling six-shooter off the field but his dedication and love of the game command the respect of his peers on it.
"The memorial is absolutely magnificent," added Russell Oldmeadow, 90, from Canberra, Australia, one of a number of Commonwealth airmen in Bomber Command who were present at the dedication.
However, despite all the grim statistics, a solution to the AIDS epidemic is very much in sight, if we only command the necessary resources, have the dedication, and cut through the ideological barriers.
"Quentin Davies is a senior parliamentarian and he commands respect on all sides for his expertise and his dedication to public service, and I welcome him to the New Labour party," he said.
Adding to this natural bonding, jobs in Japan confer identity, command loyalty and inspire a particularly fervent kind of dedication.
