Thursday, June 5 Dear Mom and Dad, A couple of days ago, my squadron commander told me that I would be taking command of Fox Troop in June, after all.... SWEET!
The secret is taking command of the agenda, said Mr. Rumsfeld.
Even without a new collective bargaining agreement, Major League Baseball is taking command of all National and American League umpires.
Their match was the final here last year, a two-day, mood-shifting ordeal that was interrupted by rain when Djokovic was taking command Sunday evening.
General Petraeus is taking command at what appears to be a critical, perhaps even decisive, moment in the war, which began in 2001 after the Sept. 11 attacks.
Most important, he introduced him to Lewis Rudin, who, with his brother Jack, was taking command of the real-estate giant that bore the family name.
The rebel troops have declared their loyalty to Mr Gusmão, who said on May 30th that he was taking command of the armed forces.
The Shiite is Ammar al-Hakim, who is taking command of the largest Shiite party, the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, because of the illness of his father, Abdul Aziz al-Hakim.
In his comments at the ceremony, Mr. Gates cautioned that "our enemies are down but not out" in Iraq, and he said that General Odierno was taking command at "a pivotal moment".
Yet Ms. Wight is taking command in an era when fulfilling one of her essential roles as curator of antiquities — buying them for public display — has become more difficult than ever.
