But, as Bravin writes in "The Terror Courts," "the Bush administration envisioned creating for the first time a permanent legal structure under the president's sole command".
Pulis soon takes sole command as the planned team run through full-speed attacking and defensive scenarios against youth-team players to finesse the formation, shape, organisation and tactics.
In April 1557 Lautaro was defeated and executed by an army led by Francisco de Villagrán at Mataquito, leaving Caupolicán in sole command of the Indian resistance.
"Who is in command today in Iran," like this: "If I were to say I am in command, that would not be true; if I were to say Khomeini were in sole command, that would not be exact; if I were to say a lot of people are in command, that would not be clear".
The car is weaving through traffic, but the responsibility for maintaining control is being shared with the passenger beside you, who has sole command of the accelerator.
Once in sole command after 1966, he started to give rein to his instinct as an impresario, with variable but sometimes fabulous results.
The move in effect left the quiet 52-year-old biologist in sole command of government.
It effectively left the quiet 52-year-old biologist in sole command of government.
At Viminacium, Comentiolus fell ill and Priscus assumed sole command of the campaign.
Both consuls were killed, however, leaving Octavian in sole command of their armies.
Scene opened and an aspiring rapper walked aimlessly through NYC with a sole suitcase and her dignity.
