Many war correspondents, including Gavin Long, thought that Morshead would be an excellent choice, but disagreements with Auchinleck had led to the latter labelling Morshead "a difficult subordinate", who, while an excellent division commander, was not up to the demands of commanding a corps.
General Allen, 59, has "been under a tremendous amount of pressure, a lot of challenges," Mr. Panetta said, citing the demands of commanding a complex counterinsurgency effort, as well as the effort to compose recommendations to Mr. Obama on reducing troop levels in Afghanistan.
It examines the demands of naval command, flag officers' understanding of their authority and their approach to exercising it, their ambitions and failures, their professional interactions, and their lives afloat and onshore.
Mr. Fujimori's political position has weakened, and few experts believe he could do much to resist the demands of the high command, most of whom were picked by Mr. Montesinos.
In the heat of a debate, how effectively will Trump be able to marshal this sort of material, which demands a command of specifics?
The control function provides an effective coupling of commands to an AT or to muscles, each of which may make special demands of the control signal.
A Williams play demands a command of largesse, a gift for infusing ostensibly grotesque or otherwise off-putting characters with humanity.
From my experience, if you have an army of people who believe as passionately about the goal and the vision, you're going to find a lot more success than by using the theory of command and demand.
Ah, to make them invisible, to no longer hear the demands of their flesh as commands more pressing, more powerful than those which came from mine.
Clancy was described by associates as someone who understands the demands of the job and commands respect within the 6,700-person 6,700-person
