If the President does not make this a key priority which commands his attention, and on which he will spend leadership capital, these talks will not succeed, and may not even happen given the degree of political difficulty here and abroad.
"This is now a command priority," says a spokesman for the department of defence.
"This is now a command priority, but we clearly still have more work to do in order to ensure all of our service members are safe from abuse".
As the elections of 2016 loom, the single most important issue that should command priority attention is the same as in 1992 -- the economy.
The concentration of MNDs among vulnerable groups of women and children is critical: these groups are less politically empowered and have limited electoral power to command priority from policymakers.
This attitude echoed one of Steele's oft-repeated command priorities: "Anytime you fight, you always kill the other son of a bitch — always".
"This post, which has since been deleted, was part of our Year in Review series meant to feature our command priorities: strategic deterrence, decisive response and combat-ready force.
The commission finds that Britain is now spending less on diplomacy per capita than most comparable economies and that due to the division between the aid budget and the FCO budget, the "UK is running in effect two foreign diplomacies with different priorities and different command structures.
One of Imamura's first priorities upon assuming command was the continuation of the attempts to retake Henderson Field and Guadalcanal.
After canceled classes and tuition increases, should football command enough priority to merit borrowing $86 million?
To be sure, labor unions (along with trial lawyers) still provide the majority of the Democratic Party's campaign funds and organizational muscle on election day, but it is the super rich of Silicon Valley and Wall Street, combined with the super rich of Hollywood, who command the priority attention of Democratic Party leaders these days.
