In the past these statements have rarely been challenged because the pension managers had greater command of the information and access to experts to enlist in their defense.
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"China has some disputes with some of the allies and this joint deployment means greater integration of command and control systems and that would have implications for China, " she said.
In fact, a prospective surge in illegal immigration - perhaps coupled with a further radicalization of those already in this country - are just some of the reasons why these worrisome trends should command far greater attention from American policy-makers and citizens alike.
Obama also is switching commanders at Central Command, which is responsible for U.S. military operations throughout the greater Middle East, and Africa Command.
Right now, generic companies are competing primarily on cost, yet one can imagine that by bundling the appropriate companion technologies to their products (e.g. technologies that improve and document adherence), they might conceivably be in a position to make more aggressive efficacy claims, to demonstrate to stakeholders that they are delivering greater value, and ultimately command somewhat higher pricing, yet still below the cost of new, branded products.
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General David Petraeus, chief of America's Central Command, argues that Pakistan faces greater danger from home-grown extremism.
However, the greater the specification by consumers, the higher the premium price the carmaker can command.
That means greater access to and increased use of traditional energy resources, not policies that impose costly command-and-control regulation on the use of fossil fuels, or nuclear power, or whatever energy source happens to be out of style in Washington that week.
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Proponents of greater aid for the rebels have suggested that arms and money be sent through Idris, to solidify his command.
That is why the next wave of environmental policymaking will need to employ commonsense tools such as cost-benefit analysis, and make greater use of flexible, market-based instruments such as emissions-trading, rather than the tired command-and-control approach favoured by most greens.
First, as the examples of China, Poland, Romania and others have demonstrated, greater integration into the global economy and large-scale infusions of Western capital, technology and investment into command economies do not automatically assure a transition into market-based reforms and necessary levels of political liberalization.
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