But the Pentagon is wary of any measure changing the chain of command, the backbone of military discipline and effectiveness, and Gillibrand's effort was defeated in June.
Token test [ 31] is a measure of verbal comprehension of commands of increasing complexity.
The mean DAPI and Stat92E intensities were measured using the "Measure" command in ImageJ.
that would remove major criminal cases, including sexual assault, from the military chain of command altogether; a measure from Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn).
It is a measure of the respect he commands (to say nothing of his persuasiveness) that Thomas Hampson and Joseph Calleja – performing La Traviata the following night – and Joyce DiDonato, rehearsing The Barber of Seville, gave up their free time to avert cancellation.
How could governments heavily regulate, tax, and penalise fossil fuel companies when all such measures were being dismissed as relics of "command and control" communism?
There is a large measure of freedom from the authoritarian chain of command.
Would it not be better, some thought, if Greece just left the euro?These days, as prime minister, Mr Samaras has started to command a measure of respect.
It is a measure of Tyson's ability to command an audience across a diversity of platforms that when National Geographic approached him about helming his own show, it was to host what amounted to the first-ever weekly late-night talkshow based around science.
The piece of paper labeled 1 dollar, 10 euros, 100 yuan, or 1,000 yen is little different, as paper, from a piece of the same size torn from a newspaper or magazine, yet it will enable its bearer to command some measure of food, drink, clothing, and the remaining goods of life while the other is fit only to light the fire.
