Fortunately, an addition to our jq filter will allow us to do just this (from now on I will just show the actual filter we pass to jq rather than the full command): There are a few things to notice here: firstly we are combining our original path filter which pulls out the results array with a second filter using the pipe operator '|' in the same way we might combine commands in a bash shell.
His words and gestures telegraphed an unmistakable message, humble yet with gravitas, that it would be presumptuous to speak yet with the full command of President, cocking his head in a vague suggestion of hesitation.
In the mean time, interstate commerce will be exempted from VAT altogether, eliminating 8.5 billion reais ($2.8 billion) from state revenues, which the federal government will have to make up.Lula's tax reform, if it passes, will patch up some of the holes in the state VAT system, but would it not be better if the federal government took full command of the blimp?
McCartney proved why he's a legend in the business by taking full command of the enthusiastic audience.
Out the front, working the barbecue, Amiria Puis-Taylor in in full command of the street, calling over Saturday shoppers en route to Dress-Smart to tell them about a new community space.
According to him, the singer was in "full command" and although the visuals did not have a flow, the song transitions meshed "perfectly".
More ominously, Johnston grumbled that he was uncertain of his authority, even after Seddon repeatedly explained the general had full command over all military operations in his district.
The president retains full command of foreign affairs; can use executive authority to drive social policy change in areas like criminal justice and gender; and can, at least in theory, staff the judiciary.
"Yi Yi," the first of his movies to be released commercially in the United States (it will open at the Film Forum on Friday, after being shown at the New York Film Festival tonight), is the work of a master in full command of the resources of his art.
IT is nearly 1 a.m., halfway through the second set at the Uncorked Bar and Grill in Mohegan Lake, and Bryan Gordon, founder and lead vocalist of the AM Band, is in full command of the smoke-filled room.
Now that the composer had proved to himself his full command of the symphonic idiom, within the next year he produced his Symphony No. 2 in D Major (1877).
