Sputnik inspired the research that led to the internet, conceived as a network of computers that would be able to preserve command and control of weaponry even under devastating attack.
But the minimum right of the accused to a speedy trial is preserved by the command of the Sixth Amendment, whatever the terms of the statute.' Cf. Nickens, supra, at 340 n. 2, 323 F.2d, at 810 n. 2. A defendant may be disentitled to the speedy-trial safeguard in the case of a delay for which he has, or shares, responsibility.
That arrangement is intended to preserve unity of command and to ensure that the new international security force does not interfere with the American-led search for Osama bin Laden.
The government's new plan would place local police departments under the command of governors, preserving the closely guarded autonomy of the states and allowing the authorities to more easily move people to trouble spots.
By preserving some of his cash, he preserves his options".
Before becoming king, Abdullah struggled to preserve an independent power base through his command of the National Guard, a large, paramilitary force drawn largely from desert tribes.
But as a signal that he understood the Pentagon's concerns, Hayden added that he and Negroponte would "preserve the chain of command". Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan)., the panel chairman, provided Hayden some support, saying that he was aware the military services are the heaviest users of intelligence, but that the president and the White House would be the most important consumers.
It is because by the sheer fact of his exclusive authority, the ruler is able to arbitrate conflicts among his ministers and to preserve the chain of command in his state, without which the state may collapse.
Preserving the unity of the Syrian people.
"Preserving the essence of the postdoc experience".
