She left NASA in 2009, knowing that there would be intense jockeying by astronauts seeking to command one of the few remaining flights.
The task of maintaining the country, however, is more complex than the individual's duty of self-preservation, for the country must seek to command the attachment of a community of citizens as well as to preserve itself from external violence.
This ties directly into the whole movement towards sustainable development, which relies on listening to and engaging with all stakeholders, rather than seeking to command and control and respond to only to those who have a seat at the top table.
Burgoyne, seeking to command a major force, proposed to isolate New England by an invasion from Quebec into New York.
Some examples of a value and its corresponding behavior include the value of power -- people who value power seek to command others or to lead.
Too many still seek to control, directly or indirectly, their economies' commanding heights.
Just two weeks after losing its much-lauded chief executive in a flurry of embarrassing revelations about his personal life, it now faces the prospect of seeing a prized Russian gas field wrenched from its possession as the Kremlin seeks to consolidate command of its energy resources.
When, on the other hand, she felt herself unneeded and unappreciated by her husband, she seems to have sought unconsciously to command his attention through bouts of sickness".
The move, announced by Vice Adm. Greg Smith, seeks to bring unity of command to all foreign troops in the country.
The leading article in The Times on the day the Local Government Act came into effect noted that the "new arrangement is a compromise which seeks to reconcile familiar geography which commands a certain amount of affection and loyalty, with the scale of operations on which modern planning methods can work effectively".
