And anyway, some add, the 2004 referendum was badly orchestrated and commanded only the lukewarm support of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, the two men at the top of the government.
They're not quite free of budgetary restrictions, perhaps, but they're unencumbered by local politics, and can cut and paste neighbourhoods, orchestrate traffic flows and command the weather.
In the early 1990s, when CEO Lou Gerstner set out to regain IBM's market dominance by transforming the company into a flatter, matrix-driven organization, he sought managers who would orchestrate and enable rather than command and control.
Rolling Stone described the song as a "more roundly shaped tune orchestrated with this same love of junk and command of finesse".
The attacks on Sony were orchestrated by command and control centers across the world, including computers at a convention center in Singapore and one at Thammasat University in Thailand, as well as others in Cyprus, Poland, Italy, the United States and Bolivia.
Before a system orchestrated by the market can replace one built on obedience to communal or authoritarian pressure, the social orders dependent on tradition and command must be replaced by a new order in which individuals are expected to fend for themselves and in which all are permitted even encouraged to improve their material condition.
With his talk of building brand equity and commanding a premium by "orchestrating service to fill customers' value-driven needs," Marshall, who is 61 years old, is clearly an iconoclast in the airline industry.
This paper focuses on standards and usability within the context of the Fraunhofer Resource Grid that implements a simple, Petri net-based graph model for orchestrating Grid Services and legacy command line applications on OGSI-compatible middleware.
The other shortcuts include Command-2 (Movies); Command-3 (TV Shows); Command-4 (Podcasts); Command-5 (iTunes U); Command-6 (Books) and Command-7 (Apps).
Command-and-control leadership worked well with command-and-control computing and command-and-control business.
In contrast to the conformity that guides traditional society or the obedience to superiors that orchestrates command society, behaviour in a market society is mostly self-directed and seems, accordingly, an unlikely means for achieving social integration.
