Standards for work zones or accidents, however, require that traffic control devices fulfill a need, command attention, convey a clear, simple meaning, command respect from drivers and give adequate time for proper response.
Imperialism, on the other hand, comes from the Latin term imperium, meaning to command.
The quick is sometimes thought to be simple but that isn't always the case: a clue may simply say "draw", but that's a word whose alternative meanings command a whole column in any thesaurus.
Mr. Zuma said the presidential election appeared to have produced a very narrow margin between Mr. Mugabe and Mr. Tsvangirai, meaning that each man commanded significant support among Zimbabweans.
The Malay word she uses is wajib, meaning any religious duty commanded by Allah.
Abramovich is loathe to sack Mourinho, who retains the support of the Chelsea fanbase, as the Portuguese has no buy-out clause in the four-year contract he signed in the summer, meaning Mourinho could command a compensation of up to £40million.
He also says that the hottest deals tend to have valuations at 4x what comparable startups can command – meaning some intangible factor pushes the valuation of a startup way beyond what the numbers will support.
These sets let you search info from the electronic program guide — meaning you could command it to turn the TV off when a show ends or search for a movie soundtrack, for example.
He used the example of water not having an identical meaning to H2O to propose that "being commanded by God" does not have an identical meaning to "being obligatory".
Learn the meaning of commands to be able to modify your E-bomb.
One could say that the meaning of 'morally obligatory' includes 'being commanded by God,' for both theists and nontheists.
