Sentences with phrase «on his command of»

On the command of direct revelation he started his own bank, which failed miserably and lost the savings of many Saints.

Love for neighbor and enemy depends not on an emotional and sentimental feeling of pity or admiration, which finds in the most profligate individual the spark of the divine, of noble, inextinguishable humanity; rather it depends on the command of God.

THAT «S what defines Islam today... CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY... a religion of promised murder and the lowlifes that act on the command of this «peace - loving prophet» that would slit your throat given half a chance if you stood up and challenged this phony.

The power of the various dynasties in this period was based on the command of a war band, the support of a tribal or national sense of solidarity, or religious sectarianism.

The central energy of the Soul Stone incorporated the facility to assemble souls now not handiest on the command of the person, however at its personal will.

On command of the voices in her head, she spirited her two daughters to the family cottage on the Virginia Peninsula, painted the windows black, and set up the house as a field hospital.

He will soon be jumping through the hoop on the command of hoopla.

Our clients» confidence is founded in large part on our command of legal matters arising from the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, the Companies» Creditors Arrangement Act, the Farm Debt Mediation Act, and laws related to construction liens, mortgages, personal property, and commercial tenancies.

Not exact matches

By Saturday up to 200 employees drafted from merchandising, logistics, supply chain and human resources teams were marshaling people and goods from Home Depot's buzzing five - room command center filled with monitors tracking the storm and maps of the hurricane region pasted on walls.

The man who planned and commanded the raid, Admiral William McRaven, is a veteran leader who served at every level of the SEALs and who literally wrote the book on special operations.

Asked for comment on the announced movement of the missile defense batteries to Syria, Maj. Josh T. Jacques of the US Military's Central Command, which covers the Middle East, said Russia «should move humanitarian aid into Syria, not more weaponry.»

HOW is it possible for 11 nations that, on a combined basis, command very little more than 15 pert cent of the world's capitalisation, hold the rest of the world to ransom?

The court wrote in Boyce that «the appearance of unlawful command influence» exists «where an objective, disinterested observer, fully informed of all the facts and circumstances, would harbor a significant double about the fairness of the proceeding» — a calculus evident in Nance's own public comments on Oct. 23.

Latency, or the amount of time taken for devices to communicate with one another, can be a problem on a wireless network, resulting in a time lag between the command input and its effect taking place.

(YouTube influencers usually command the heftier fees, since their following tends to be more engaged than those of content creators on Instagram, Snap, or Facebook.)

After losing out to Bell for FIFA World Cup rights in October, CBC's executive director of sports, Jeffrey Orridge, whose network had also lost out on rights to the Canadian Football League and Canadian Curling Association, told The Globe and Mail, «It's a challenge for the sports media landscape in general, to sustain these types of levels, what rights are currently commanding.»

On the periphery of the command center, we found a Bradley fighting vehicle, stationed in front of small berm.

Solomon became second in command at the Wall Street giant last month, taking on the role of sole president and chief operating officer after Harvey Schwartz retired from the bank.

Even Lindt, whose Lindor chocolate balls command premium prices, has felt the pain, reporting on Tuesday that 2017 organic sales rose only 3.7 %, below its long - term target of 6 % to 8 %.

«Beyond just sort of having a hull or having a submarine, you also need to train and exercise and have command and control and so on to to make a real capability, and that's somewhere where NATO has fallen down over the last decade or so.»

The command from the top could be as obvious as «I've got the ball on the Tipton account,» or as subtle as «Let me know when you're done with your analysis of the Tipton account — I want to take a look at your recommendations.»

I'm not big on chain of command.

He had an open e-mail channel to anyone in Multi-National Force - Iraq — and often received messages from junior leaders on problems in their areas that they could not get resolved through their chain of command (or problems that the chain of command were creating).

Alternatively, you can press the button on the top of the devices before saying a command.

Taiwan's main command center outside Taipei is also clearly marked out on Google maps, Wang, a former deputy commander of the Nanjing military region, wrote.

Exclusive experiences, on the other hand, command significant value on social media, and posting a selfie with a celebrity will make someone the envy of his or her peers.

And as brands increasingly rely on social media to market services and products, influencers like FuckJerry can often command tens of thousands of dollars for a single post, delivering measurable results to their clients.

«At 7:32 p.m. local time today, US forces - Afghanistan conducted a strike on an ISIS - K tunnel complex in Achin district, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, as part of ongoing efforts to defeat ISIS - K in Afghanistan in 2017,» US Central Command said in a statement, referring to the ISIS branch in Afghanistan and Pakistan, ISIS - Khorasan.

British Columbia's film industry, which for most of the past two decades commanded the lion's share of foreign - funded service production in Canada, has fallen on

Zhukov, long a confidant of Stalin, earned glory for his command during the war, but he would soon find himself on the outs with the mercurial Soviet leader.

British Columbia's film industry, which for most of the past two decades commanded the lion's share of foreign - funded service production in Canada, has fallen on lean times.

In the case of Facebook, the company has more than 1.5 billion users — far more than any other single media business commands — and it tracks what they see and click on in ways that most media companies can only dream of.

«The English Channel is an absolute lifeline for the UK, and it is very important HMS Westminster and the Royal Navy maintains a watchful eye on this key strategic link,» Simon Kelly, Commanding Officer of HMS Westminster, said in a statement.

Hasen's point appeared to be borne out Saturday when Stone submitted an affidavit to the Nevada court pledging to post a list of cautionary commands on the «Stop the Steal» web site in an effort to ensure that its volunteers do not break the law.

She doesn't command or crave the spotlight or spout rhetoric on small screens and conference stages the way some of her more media - trained peers do.

«At 7:32 p.m. local time today, US forces - Afghanistan conducted a strike on an ISIS - K tunnel complex in Achin district, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, as part of ongoing efforts to defeat ISIS - K in Afghanistan in 2017,» US Central Command said in a statement, referring to the Islamic State branch in Afghanistan and Pakistan, ISIS - Khorasan.

My boss had far too much work on his plate and desperately needed someone else to handle the day - to - day management of the organization, so I become the second - in - command to free up his time.

In a 1942 issue of Vogue, a columnist wrote: «Weddings nowadays hang not on the bride's whim, but on the decision of the grooms commanding officer.

On the day Plus launched, I noted an Ads product manager named Paul Adams in close conversation with Zuckerberg and a couple of members of the high command inside a small conference room.

Though the original games centered on conquering command posts with factions made of «Star Wars» creatures like Wookies, Jaws, and Tusken Raiders, studio head Patrick Söderlund said this would be «DICE's interpretation of what Battlefront» should be — so we're expecting a few new spins on the original concept.

Typically, it's a game that not only dominates the holidays, but holds a commanding spot on the sales charts through the middle of the following year.

The voice command technology was rated on a 1 - 5 scale where 5 represented the highest level of distraction.

The conservatives, liberals and socialists, who command a large majority of the parliamentary seats, will work out a joint motion on Tuesday and expect to debate the issue in parliament on Wednesday and vote on it on Thursday, Tremosa's aide said on Monday.

Two large and exclusive shopping emporiums came to command the avenue: Bergdorf Goodman's, directly across from Central Park on the former site of the city's biggest Vanderbilt mansion, and Saks Fifth Avenue, a few blocks south of it, the newest large store on the avenue.

Valukas also portrayed a corporate culture in which there was heavy pressure to keep costs down, a reluctance to report problems up the chain of command, a skittishness about putting safety concerns on paper, and general bureaucratic resistance to change.

To understand why leaders put on these superficial shields and how to breakthrough them, I recently sat down with Gen. Stanley McChrystal, former commander of U.S. and international forces in Afghanistan and of the Joint Special Operations Command.

Commenting on his entrepreneurial journey with Wrappup, Salman said, «It's been a wild ride for sure, from a simple idea at a hackathon, to a working prototype in 24 hours, to the current state of the platform driven by predictive A.I. and voice commands - it's been an incredible experience.

A security guard's command post with a dozen surveillance monitors may appear to afford a superior view of what's going on inside and around a building.

A former Odgers partner who spoke on condition of anonymity adds, «The whole tenor was one of command and control, even bullying.»

On January 25, a Russian fighter jet also conducted an «unsafe and unprofessional» interception of a US reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea, according to US European Command.