2) How soon would the beauty of the result be countermanded by the resultant chafing?
His goal now appears to be to rally public opinion against the very orders that President Obama insisted, as he told Joe Biden, could not be countermanded.
(In the recent Germanwings tragedy, such a system might have decided that descending over mountainous terrain with no immediate airfield available was so odd as to be countermanded).
Persia, on December 5, presented an ultimatum to Russia, demanding that the Russian troops should proceed no further and an undertaking that further drafts be countermanded.
Mr. Fowler likened Mr. Tisch to a pitcher on a baseball team, saying that the pitcher "can be countermanded at any time" by the general manager, whom he likened to directors, who must then answer to owners.
Writing for a 7 2 majority, Chief Justice William Rehnquist acknowledged that the court had often suggested that Miranda was not truly a constitutional holding and thus could be countermanded by Congress.
If they chose to do that, as looks highly possible, they could be countermanded by a vote of Lib Dem peers.
Before he could be countermanded, the Confederates had already been repulsed by the IV Corps.
Critics are skeptical that the proposed commission can be an effective watchdog, since its power is merely advisory and can be countermanded by the prime minister.
Pre-response conflict and uncertainty both indicate an increased likelihood to fail, which can still be countermanded by quickly recruiting additional control processes (solving the conflict or gathering the necessary information to reduce uncertainty).
I mean, I understand what I'm trying to do here and if I believe that my requests have been countermanded, I get angry and I will say so.
