Mustering a budget that is presumably a miniscule fraction of what any full-time company commands, Mr. La Selva and his colleagues — here including Roberto Stivanello, the stage director and lighting designer — put on performances that have a compelling seriousness and dignity despite scrappy means.
Now he works full time commanding a force of about 220 Reaper pilots, sensor operators and intelligence analysts at the base.
When Pretoria was occupied by the British he became a full-time soldier, eventually receiving an independent command.
On 14 July 1959, three Liberal MLAs (Geoffrey Cox, Ivan Black and Douglas Cross) called on Morton to resign, stating that the party needed a full-time leader and that Morton no longer commanded the majority support of his colleagues.
Speaking after sentence was passed, Peter Clarke, the head of the Metropolitan police's counter terrorist command, described Barot as "a full-time terrorist".
The tunnel has a command center, staffed with 52 full-time employees, to monitor traffic, remove stranded vehicles, and maintain generators to keep the tunnel's lighting and ventilation systems running in the event of a power failure.
That report, and another commissioned by the Air Force, helped the command here win positions for the full-time chaplain and the psychologist, Maj.
By now, nearing the third anniversary of "American Routes," Mr. Spitzer commands a budget of $500,000 and a full-time staff of five.
Until February, Colonel Mattysse commanded the Army Reserve Intelligence Support Center at Camp Bullis in San Antonio, Texas, as a full-time reserve officer.
From the early '90s on, Mr. Joisel was a full-time origami maker, his art so labor intensive that despite the prices it commanded he led a markedly threadbare existence.
