After a week or two of deliberate commands the horse will start to automatically switch leads at the appropriate time, and that is what you want when a horse works and races.
Barrow, who was 82 and nearing the end of his career, deliberated about who should command the expedition to complete the Northwest Passage and perhaps also find what Barrow believed to be an ice-free Open Polar Sea around the North Pole.
A dissenting opinion by Justice Hugo Black said that Mr. Feiner's arrest resulted from his "deliberate defiance" of an arbitrary command and nothing else.
Unlike painted pottery, they could be commissioned only as a deliberate act by men with plentiful command of money and muscle.
To make matters worse, the independent monitoring team appointed to oversee the reform process has found that in some instances, members of the APD executive and command staff engage in "deliberate resistance" to reform.
But the Lloyd signing, which took place 11 days after Loria assumed command of the club, was a deliberate message.
The report by Peter Clarke, the former head of the Metropolitan police's counter-terrorism command, found there was a "co-ordinated, deliberate and sustained action to introduce an intolerant and aggressive Islamic ethos into a few schools in Birmingham".
Windish found his niche — small, progressive bands that could command attention onstage while growing at a slow, deliberate pace.
After a deliberate campaign to discredit Clark, Wilkinson was appointed Indian commissioner and Clark was relieved of his military command.
"Many targeteers had not been adequately trained on deliberate, dynamic or time-sensitive targeting," the report said, adding that many specialists were assigned to the command for only a few weeks.
