Other areas of concern include weak vetting of recruits and oversight, and issues of command and control over the forces, which are supposed to fall under the local police chief but which often remain loyal to their former bosses.
My task was to use a part of the battlefield to look at Haig and Rawlindson on the Somme and from there the discussion broadened to encompass wider issues of command relationships".
Lipsius's work was thus part of the burgeoning early modern tendency to locate the passions within issues of command and government.
To the later generation this was unacceptably dogmatic, and the failing was even more plainly present in non-cognitivism, which pictured moral debate as a mere venting of emotions or issuing of commands.
Obama is included on the defence list in order to raise the issue of "unlawful command influence".
For example, different pilots could issue the same number of commands, despite the fact that one is considerably stressed by the combination of events taking place, while a different individual is relatively calm.
Still, the issue of immigration commanded as much attention as anything here this weekend.
We are prone to think of this as an event — causal relation, in which God issues a kind of command, and the command in turn produces the mandated effect.
General Clark did not respond to requests for comment, but a spokeswoman said he would address the issue at his change-of-command ceremony on Friday.
The president of Tyson International, the highest-ranking official at the meeting, communicated this "resolution" to Tyson's chief administrative officer by e-mail on July 14, further pushing the issue up the chain of command.
