The sale, he argued, would give Israel's Arab enemies a heightened command and control capacity in any future war against Israel.
The sale, it is argued, would give China a heightened command and control capacity in any future war against Taiwan, perhaps endangering American soldiers sent to defend Taiwan.
In Bruegel's "The Harvesters" there is the same heightened command of naturalistic detail, the same ability to capture the roundness with which the world and its objects appear to us.
Moreover, network admins and forensic specialists command heightened salaries.
The bayan al-awwal or first communiqué of the armed forces high command only heightened the sense of expectation, and in the apartment where I was hanging out above the square, people were glued to Al Jazeera Arabic, taking pictures, hugging each other, calling family and friends.
Although Susana Siekavizza, executive director of Grepalma, the local industry association, said that Guatemalan palm is currently exported for cooking oil, the high prices that it commands reflect heightened global demand for a crop also used in biofuel.
"With the information that the driver may be armed, and the fact that he was not obeying the officer's commands, this heightened the officer's concern for safety," the release says.
Because the conflict is romantic, the drama becomes Freudian: the teen-age girl attempts to transfer her trust and affection from father to boyfriend, a process heightened by the President's unique ability to command obedience and love.
The desire of many Filipinos for change and their frustration with Mr. Marcos's long years in power were heightened over the past three weeks as he openly manipulated the forces at his command to deny Mrs. Aquino her victory.
The sentences, which were more lenient than expected, were announced amid heightened tensions between factions loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, whose son commands the Republican Guard, and the interim government led by President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
It is imagination in the strictest sense of the world as the power of seeing and hearing internally, without any obligation to fancy - though Mr. Forster has fancy at his command to heighten the impression, as in his treatment of the echoes in the Marabar Caves.
