By August 1918, Scheer and a group of prominent commanders in the High Seas Fleet had convinced Wilhelm II that the senior officers in the naval high command needed to be replaced by more dynamic individuals.
Montgomery was one of the most prominent Allied commanders, and the German high command expected him to be present for any invasion of France.
Two prominent environmental control rules, namely command-and-control and cap-and-trade were examined by applying the proposed policy.
Anonymous malice is, you might think, most readily forgiven when it is most unforgivable: when the authors are educated, prepared to threaten libel actions and, even, already command prominent platforms for self-expression.
In 1940 Horrocks commanded a battalion during the Battle of France, the first time he served under Bernard Montgomery, the most prominent British commander of the war.
Even some of the youngest stars, like Zooey Deschanel of "New Girl" and Taylor Schilling of "Orange Is the New Black," are already commanding prominent space in fashion glossies and ringside seats at runway shows.
Many of the Coast Guard staff members interviewed by the panel "acknowledged that they were unfamiliar" with these plans, "even though they held prominent positions" in the command structure for the response to the BP oil spill, the report states.
And the poor journalist, who can hardly be expected to research the bibliographical history of an obscure renaissance manuscript, is handed what looks like a good story that presents an opportunity to command a prominent position in the newspaper.
Moyes could command another prominent appointment, but others will have to work their way up, slowly and doggedly.
It had been envisaged that this would be the grandest of the forts in Hobart, and command the prominent point overlooking the entrance to Sullivans Cove, however the full plans were never developed.
