Technology will still ultimately command a large weighting of a person's portfolio.
He also had to engage with, and ultimately command the respect of, a whole range of outside interests, from the police to charities – seeking consensus, and, if necessary, soothing egos and unruffling feathers.
In the battle for Kobani, the US at first kept its distance from the Syrian Kurdish militia – the Kurdish People's Protection (YPG) – because they are ultimately commanded by the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) which the US has called "terrorists".
Ultimately, command of Soviet efforts to relieve Stalingrad was put under the leadership of General Aleksandr Vasilevsky.
Ultimately, command of the Kentucky militiamen was given to Major John Hardin, and many militiamen refused to join the campaign, just as Scott had predicted.
The clarity of a posse, your choice of port de bras, and ultimately your command of the most straightforward of movements: running, walking, and standing.
Virginian general Robert E. Lee took command of the Army of Northern Virginia in 1862, and led invasions into Union territory, ultimately becoming commander of all Confederate forces.
Whether the Royal Nepalese Army, ultimately under the command of the king, though, will obey remains a mystery.
They are to form the core of an army ultimately to be commanded by Iraqis.
In one famous World War II incident, Gen. George Patton slapped a hospitalized soldier recovering from battle fatigue and ultimately lost his command.
