Students must complete four broad survey courses to demonstrate command of a range of sociological literatures.
Weslager's demonstrated command of available information and his familiarity with the people themselves bespeak his deep respect for the Moor and Nanticoke communities.
There are two immediate questions for voters: Why did the governor select David Johnson, a man with a troubled background and no demonstrated command of state government policies or practices (at one time he was the governor's driver) to be his most powerful, most trusted adviser?
The cultured Jew accordingly demonstrated command of Arabic style and the ability to display the beauty of his own heritage through a philological mastery of the text of the Hebrew Bible and through the composition of Hebrew verse, now set to an Arabic metre.
Students may fulfill the requirement by DGS approval of demonstrated command of a native language other than English, by graduation from an approved foreign university where teaching is conducted in a language other than English, by passing an approved language course for credit, or by passing a language test administered by the program faculty.
Freshman Jordan McLaughlin has demonstrated command of the offense, and is averaging team highs of 13.3 points and 5.2 assists per game.
The leader's perceived need to always demonstrate command conveys a message that an organization values knowing the answers more than it does asking interesting questions -- a sure formula for stagnation.
Popular columnist for The Washington Post, Dana Milbank, notes there's a subtle difference between how a female is perceived when she demonstrates command versus how a male is perceived when he displays authority.
Others complained that he idealized American life because by depicting wholesome, healthy, and happy sentiments Rockwell depicted the good that was remembered or wished for, but by avoiding misery, poverty, and social unrest, he failed to demonstrate command of the bad and the ugly parts of American life.
