Christie Whitman, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that her new rules commanded "broad support," but she must have had a rather limited audience in mind.
Digit manipulation can be accomplished using the number-expansion and voice translation-rule commands.
There thus remains no doubt as to what the Rule commands.
Today, more than 500 companies have created official guardians of corporate rectitude -- up from 200 just six years ago -- with a mission of keeping employee conduct more upright than the law requires, if not necessarily as pure as the golden rule commands.
The Islamic rule, "commanding the good and forbidding evil," applicable to individuals and society, assures the full and active participation of all in the affairs of society and a just and representative political system.
Two prominent environmental control rules, namely command-and-control and cap-and-trade were examined by applying the proposed policy.
Once the threat fades, our companies loosen the purse strings, relax all those restrictive rules and command rainmakers and innovators to do whatever it takes to achieve growth.
Soldiers who are simply following the rules of command experience moral anguish as they vacillate between protector and aggressor.
He would prove particularly adept at applying Sir Halford's famous dictum: "Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland; Who rules the Heartland commands the World-Island; Who rules the World-Island commands the world".
Syrians at large dared hope that their country, which many recognise as a rusting redoubt of single-party rule and command economics, was joining the rest of the world.Since the start of the year, however, the government has begun to signal stiffer resistance to reform.
