Second-language instruction begins early, often in primary school, and emphasizes command of the spoken language and practical use.
The army has worked closely with officers and soldiers, emphasizing command and control and unit integrity.
She argued that internal factors included a resistance to accountability, a lack of understanding about relevant systems and a culture that emphasized command and control over influence and leadership.
"Pull your shoulders back," she said a third time, emphasizing the command with a light tap between my shoulder blades.
In describing his own approach, he emphasized his command of what he called "Ibsenese," his familiarity with the world and creativity of the playwright.
These training materials emphasized regional command and control of air defenses.
As children, many of them had slogged through educational programming languages such as Logo, which, like Sphero, emphasized directional commands, but offered half the fun: instead of moving a ball around a room, you directed a turtle around a screen.
The command emphasized that "no object entered orbit," apparently a reference to both the rocket's third stage as well as the supposed satellite.
The chain of command, he emphasized, was essential, especially when murder was involved.
The essential medium of administration was writing, reinforced by personal authority over the nonliterate 99 percent of the population; texts exhorting the young to be scribes emphasize that the scribe commanded while the rest did the work.
Senior United States military commanders emphasized that while they retained command of their troops, the forces were there to serve the Iraqi government.
