Through his special voting rights held in Facebook's Class B shares, he wields absolute command of the company, while owning just a handful of percentage points of the company's equity.
Madeline Eisner, UNICEF Regional Communication Advisor for East Asia and the Pacific Office said, "this year's entries continue to illustrate the great influence television wields to command the attention of viewers regarding issues affecting children and comes at a timely moment with the just released UN Secretary-General's Study on Violence Against Children".
Barnett said no sexual relationship between a senior commander and junior officer could be consensual because commanders wield considerable authority over those they command.
And rarely in our nation's history have agencies, and the officials who command them, wielded such dramatic power.
Since rising to the top in 1999, Mr. Putin, the prime minister and presidential comeback aspirant, has wielded power by commanding the television screen as surely as he does the security apparatus.
Known to bark commands wielding wooden baseball bat.
Like his model, George C. Marshall, he will be able to use his soldier-statesman's stature to wield influence abroad and to command respect at home.
As secretary of state, Gen. Colin L. Powell, like his model, George C. Marshall, will be able to use his soldier-statesman's stature to wield influence abroad and to command respect at home.
One of the central facts of post-crash Britain is that the elites still hold power, but no longer command the credibility to wield it.
The moment we allow ourselves to be browbeaten out of having important discussions about issues that persist, we cease to command the requisite conviction to wield the pen — or to peck on a keyboard, but you get my drift.
