At a candidates' forum on AIDS after these events, Mr. de Blasio again indicated what an impressive command he had of the issues, immediately homing in on a matter of vital importance to AIDS activists in recent years but largely unknown to average New Yorkers: the fight for legislation that would cap rents for poor residents with AIDS at 30 percent of their monthly income.
I've spent most of my adult life teaching nonfiction creative writing, and I know what a revelation learning to command language can be.
But what a cold and heartless command: to send our generation's "Yanks" off to risk their young lives just to prepare to retreat (i.e. exit).
Ubuntu is free, and it is a version of Linux, but it requires some technical knowledge (If you don't know what an ISO or command prompt is then Linux is not for you).
Compaq established what it called a command center in Cupertino, Calif., to take urgent requests from companies in New York and Washington.
The police presence was heavy, with what looked like a command post on one corner of the Great Lawn.
Though the station house was under construction, and in a bit of disarray, officials found that Officers Gaschler and Torren did not properly secure the cell keys, and each received what is called a command discipline.
Indeed, today, the mujahedeen would not permit a journalist to go forward about two miles to what had been a command position on Friday, saying it was too dangerous.
Johann Kaspar gave his son Friedrich a sound grammar school education until the age of 13 when, in deference to what amounted to a command from his despotic sovereign, he reluctantly agreed to send his boy to the Military Academy (the Karlsschule), an institution founded and personally supervised by the Duke.
The attention, of course, is far greater than what a reserve outfielder usually commands.
