Now the NHS, long seen as addicted to command and control, has made a public commitment to a more collaborative model of healthcare, including through individualised personal commissioning (IPC), which builds on the personal health budgets programme that has been helping people with long-term conditions to take charge of the resources supporting their health.
There was apprehension in many studies that data would be sold for commercial profit, and this was generally seen as less acceptable, commanding a higher requirement for informed consent [ 21, 23, 25- 27, 42, 44, 45, 47].
As the chances increase that Congress will get involved with a plan to help take distressed assets off the books of troubled firms — and potentially put taxpayers on the hook — the politics could become even more intense and complicated, creating further challenges for Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama as they seek to be seen as in command.
The presidential election may be months away, but this satirical take on the Republican candidate's brain — seen as a command center like the one in the 2015 Pixar film "Inside Out" — was a yuuuge winner, garnering more votes than all the other entries combined.
It is seen as an industry leader commanding more than 80% of China's significant online e-commerce market.
The event, which has been held every winter for nearly four decades, is seen as such a command performance this year that Haley Barbour, Mitch Daniels, Newt Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney and John Thune are among those who accepted invitations.
Keynesian-like policies were adopted by Sweden and Germany, but Sweden was seen as too small to command much attention, and Keynes was deliberately silent about the successful efforts of Germany as he was dismayed by their imperialist ambitions and their treatment of Jews.
It is argued that, if divine command theory is accepted, God's obligations would be what he commanded himself to do; the concept of God commanding himself is seen as incoherent.
Ewing and the 11th Kansas, which he had commanded, were seen as disciplined, in sharp contrast to the marauding Seventh Kansas — the infamous Jayhawkers.
