While the comics play on the peculiarities of code, they are as much about escaping the clear, orderly world of commands to engage a chaotic sphere known as real life, or perhaps merely adulthood.
This is not the world of command-and-control decision-making.
As Danticat takes us deeper into this world, her command of the physical details of the landscape and the history of Ville Rose grows ever more impressive.
General Dempsey said he would be putting the new assessment procedures in effect for all generals and admirals serving on the Pentagon's Joint Staff and in other military headquarters around the world in command of combat operations; the other chiefs will do so within their individual armed services.
Pelicans like Red don't inhabit the upper echelons of "charismatic megafauna" — the polar bears, gray wolves and blue whales of the world that command the subject lines of "donate now" appeals.
Of course the issue which we can't prejudge, and I really don't know, is how far up if you like the News of the World or the Sun chain of command knowledge of this actually went.
As often as not, with a world of sound at his command, Berlioz achieves his purposes with utmost simplicity.
In "The Claim," Henchard is named Daniel Dillon -- and he's played, by Peter Mullan, as a man bold and upright with self-confidence, a local boss who loves the hallowed light of the snow for the way it lights up every detail of his world and his command of it.
Tenet, Woodward wrote, was "hampered by a bureaucrat's view of the world, hobbled by the traditional chain of command, convinced that the CIA director's 'most important relationship with any administration official is generally with the national security adviser.' " Woodward then wrote, in a distinctly parental tone, "No.
And although Allister isn't household name, within the world of games music he commands a huge amount of respect, regularly being asked to speak at conventions and attend industry bashes.
