commanding role

To Carroll, the running game must play a commanding role these last weeks.

Some women even served in commanding roles during military operations.

That will give California voters a commanding role in choosing candidates for both parties.

However, reports by the English commanders fail to mention any commanding role.

Party leaders have no intention of surrendering the party's commanding role in setting national policy.

Now, the coach has taken more of a commanding role in demanding that the offense make Johnson the focal point.

During the 1890s Pfister began to take a commanding role in the state's Republican party.

Mr. Bush gets a badly needed chance to stride the national stage in a commanding role.

Microsoft denies that it plans to use its identification technology to gain a commanding role in Internet commerce.

Due to the commanding role, people of this village are known as the trend setter of the district.

In the 20th century, two world wars gave the executive branch a commanding role through most periods until the depths of the Vietnam War.

He also termed Johnson "the most effective political activist of our time," with a commanding role vis-a-vis Congress that no other modern president has approached.

"The company has the opportunity to regain market share, not the commanding role it had, but a strong role," Mr. Zachman said.

If Ms. Ivey dominates the production, it's because she has a fire-breathing, commanding role, which she plays with zest.

Prior to 2002 the RAF were in commanding roles during NW convoys.

However, according to his Defence counsel, as a civilian he played no commanding role within the army and had no superior or command responsibility for any military groups.

The Japanese strategy is to play an unobtrusive but commanding role, trying to stay as inconspicuous as possible in a country that it invaded just 50 years ago.

"Officers have played a commanding role and set examples for their subordinates on the front line," said Gen. Ma Shukuan this week in Beijing.

If the Obergefreiter has a commanding role, they count among the NCOs, otherwise they are enlisted personnel.

Having a tall stone spire (added by Hippolyte Blanc in 1880 it also has a commanding role in the local landscape and streetscape.

Schenk stresses the commanding role of Danzig policeforces, which made a Wehrmacht court martial not competent to convict the defenders.

Potemkin's admirals did not know the conditions in the Dnieper-Black Sea region and as a result Bily took a commanding role.

The senior female member played a commanding role within the family by controlling resources, making crucial planting and harvesting decisions, and determining the expenses and budget allocations.

Four months after receiving this equipment, virtually unseen by any member of the unit only months earlier, the 223rd took the Commanding Role in exercise Guard Strike 2.