This time his tone suggests he is issuing an order for action, but as in the past, the enforcement mechanism is vague.
PAGE A16 A Soldier's Life The frantic activity by politicians and diplomats was little more than background noise for the troops poised in Kuwait, until an order for action finally came.
But he said: "Quiet has not yet been achieved and so we are continuing (the offensive)... there are also diplomatic contacts - ignore that, you are here so that if the order for action must be given - you will act".
But it will also be a stark reminder that it often takes people of political or social influence to tell those stories in order for action to be sparked.
All orders for special action are hereby cancelled, and on no account will action be taken".
All passenger planes flying in European airspace are supposed to have such systems, which identify potential collision courses and issue orders for evasive action.
Just outside the door of Mr. Singer's office, on the 24th floor of a Century City tower, he can be heard growling orders for corrective action against yet another journalist who, in his view, has done a client wrong.
This permission, called "exclusionary," is based on a second-order reason and allows the agent to disregard the balance of first order reasons for action.
In 1951, Karl Lashley 1 suggested that the human capacity for serial ordering of action, whether of language or music or simply making coffee, presents central problems for our understanding of brain function.
To test our model for the order of action of genes in a regulatory hierarchy that governs the Wnt10b/β-catenin signalling pathway, we designed an epistatic functional assay for WNT10B.
But the Supreme Court, tired of waiting for Delhi to shut down the industries -- the court has issued repeated orders and deadlines for action since 1996 -- had clearly lost patience, saying, "The court will not withdraw its orders just because hooligans have taken to the streets".
