"If I say: 'Jim, eject, eject, eject' this is not command for discussing, only for fulfilling".
Not really even at the height of Rome's imperial grandeur a Roman emperor could not command Novocain for a toothache, or open-heart surgery to repair a bad heart, or a vehicle that could go faster than a horse-drawn chariot.
In dealing with the criticism that a seemingly immoral act would be obligatory if God commanded it, he proposes that God does not command cruelty for its own sake.
It would create two classes of MP, and lead to potentially serious instability if the UK government could not command a majority for its English business.
England, using Stewart Downing and James Milner as wide men and two midfielders in the centre, conceded space easily and did not command the ball for long enough – despite the advantage given to them by Ashley Young's early goal, when intelligent movement from Andy Carroll and Steven Gerrard created the space for the attacker to turn Brede Hangeland and scuff his left-footed shot into the corner.
Patton did not command a force in combat for 11 months.
Mr Mubarak was chosen by Sadat as his vice-president precisely because as an air force officer he did not command the loyalty of forces required for a coup.
Two tracks feature other people on lead vocals: for "Numb", The Edge provides lead vocals in the form of a droning, monotonous list of "don't" commands; for "The Wanderer", country musician Johnny Cash sings lead vocals, juxtaposing the electronic nature of the song with his haggard voice.
If the players do not input any commands for a time, the game attempts a self-referencing action to draw their attentions: the barbarians turn to face the players, shrug their shoulders, and say "C'mon".
After all, who would want to live in a country where a politician can't command state helicopters and police for what are essentially political fund-raising junkets?
And who knows, they may even follow your trend, and you will not only command respect for being kind, but for starting a positive movement.
