In Case 1, goals are considered direct commands from the user.
Some Cubans fondly remember his personal involvement in the daily problems of individual citizens, while others say he created a leader-dependent autocracy that remains virtually immobile without direct commands from the president. .
"By definition, they act without direct command and control from a wider network, and it is assumed that without such communications they may evade the 'tripwires' that would usually bring them to the attention of the authorities".
Example 23a represents deontic modality in its strictest, i.e. in the performative sense; a direct command is issued from a speaker to an addressee.
Muhammad Aziz Khan, thought to be a hardline ideologue, was promoted from command of the vital army corps in Lahore into a job that will remove him from direct command of troops.
Although he was removed from direct command in 1973, General Giap remained minister of defense, overseeing North Vietnam's final victory over South Vietnam and the United States when Saigon, the South's capital, fell on April 30 , 1975
"The direct command [that] came in from General Wesley Clark was to overpower them," he said.
BAGHDAD — An Iraqi security force under Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's direct command held hundreds of detainees from northern Iraq in an undisclosed prison in Baghdad, torturing dozens of them, until the country's human rights minister and the United States intervened late last month, Iraqi and American officials said.
"However, whether this 'rebranding' goes as far as direct command and compliance structures is far from clear".
Hence, although the oculomotor system for anti-saccade is late-maturing, unlike in the inhibition-of-return task, from early infancy a direct command to the head is possible.
