Some of the department's key missteps included inadequate planning and sudden shifts in command roles, as well as unclear arrest policies and general confusion over how, exactly, certain orders should be interpreted.
JUST as mist often cloaks its spiky mountain peaks, Yemen tends to fade from outsiders' view until an alarming event there commands sudden interest.
The following months saw entire newspaper editorial teams resigning in protest against censorship, sudden reshuffles at the command of newspaper financiers, and a slew of laws introduced by the government to tighten its grip over the distribution of information.
Next came more music and then a sudden "Achtung" followed by the command "Raise colours" simultaneously by more than fifty flagstaffs round the topmost rim of the stadium.
All of a sudden, microphones blared out loud commands to the riot police, ordering them to charge against us.
Torre said: "I really don't know; it looked like he lost his command all of a sudden".
If the person decides to disregard your commands, or makes a sudden move, act decisively.
Pat's voice is faltering and uncertain where Naipaul's is relentlessly in command, but its small observations, evasions and sudden bolts of understanding haunt the reader up until her death of cancer, which gives this story its heartbreaking end.
IT'S not quite seven weeks since Larry Robinson took command as their coach, but in the Devils' sudden success, it seems like seven years.
The German command was thrown into disarray by Dollmann's sudden death, when Rommel and Gerd von Rundstedt (OB West) were en route to a conference with Hitler and out of touch with the situation.
