He discussed his problems with Adorno and Max Horkheimer, who convinced him he could not write about capitalism without a proper command of Marx.
This question is relevant because a proper command of basic skills is a necessary condition for an active and independent life, for updating and extending advanced skills and competences and for remaining competitive in the labour market, but also for being able to access administrative, financial and health services and to profit from the broad range of advantages offered by the new technologies.
It is therefore an issue to be addressed in future studies how different kinds of vesicles have proper command of distinct tethering and/or fusion machineries.
Governor Dinwiddie was publicly supportive of Washington, but criticized him privately, noting that some of the Virginia Regiment's problems originated in a "want of proper Command".
During the Revolution, when he told his officers to "be easy... but not too familiar lest you subject yourself to a want of that respect, which is necessary to support a proper command," he was doing nothing out of the ordinary.
These include army engineers and logisticians, field hospitals and nurses, heavy-lift aircraft and transport helicopters, as well as proper command-and-control and intelligence-gathering: in other words, the wherewithal of modern Western expeditionary forces.
Learn how to give your horse the proper commands.
The Soviet Sixty-second Army was pushed back into Stalingrad proper, where, under the command of Gen. Vasily I. Chuikov, it made a determined stand.
The Soviet 62nd Army was pushed back into Stalingrad proper, where, under the command of General Vasily I. Chuikov, it made a determined stand.
Alexandra Buder Shapiro Philadelphia, Feb. 19, 2008 To the Editor: Neil Neches, a writer in New York City Transit's marketing and service information department, may have command of the proper use of a semicolon, but the transit agency's message that includes that semicolon is bad news for the environment.
But opinions vary on whether regents are engaging in productive behavior and following the proper chain of command.
