Marine commanders here met in their command post, a large tent in the middle of a dusty Iraqi field, to plan an alternative.
Broglio cited an interpretation from the National Catholic Bioethics Center explaining that Catholic commanders can morally facilitate benefits for gay couples in their command if there was no other way to avoid it without jeopardizing their career.
Senior commanders who cannot personally keep an eye on every person in their command understand the value of social media; online networks can be used to forge powerful community connections to help avert tragedy.
The antitrust laws from early on were vague and open-ended in their commands.
There, commanders are grilled about the strategies they are using to focus on particular crime problems in their commands.
But courts should be explicit and precise in their commands and should only then be strict in exacting compliance.
It brings the women in their command to howls of delight and leaves the others with a collective exhaustion of excitement; it's an orgy without sex.
But Bush's senior officers must have been acutely conscious that they had a scion of America's political elite in their command.
So everybody trots around Manhattan tracked by Clenteen's electronics experts, who percolate in their command center as if they are directing a moon landing.
