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• At least the arsenal of drugs I had at my command kept the pain from overwhelming me.
• Even if I didn't, I have 44, 000 Cossacks at my command who would ."
• Finley added that he is " surprised at my command of all three pitches ( fastball, splitter, curveball ).
• All I can say, with all the sincerity at my command, is may the Almighty bless him with good health and years.
• On Saturday, Mara said he would use " all the authority and resources at my command " to end the standoff.
• Six days later, Governor Stanley announced he would " use every legal means at my command to continue segregated schools in Virginia ."
• Before Speight talked to the media, President Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara said he would use " all the authority and resources at my command " to end the standoff.
• When a new naval officer on Knox's staff told him " I'm no New Dealer ", Knox replied " I fought the President with every resource at my command.
• Oaks had issued a public statement, declaring, " I will prosecute Sinclair with all the vigor at my command, and upon his conviction I will demand a jail sentence with hard labor ."
• As Governor Carroll recalled : " . . . the slender force at my command was incompetent to protect the city, or to carry a sense of security to those who had a right be secured . . ."
• Nath said his resignation " gives me an opportunity to put an end to scandal and, if necessary, to establish in a court of law my innocence, which I emphasize with everything at my command ."
• By every means and power at my command, I shall strive to enforce its principles and to require that they be so universally and constantly observed, that our children may breathe it in the air and feel it in their very flesh.
• I told them my story in the best Spanish at my command, and they informed me they were fisherman out from Guaymas, which was about fifteen miles away, adding that I could stay with them until I had recovered my strength, when they would take me to Guaymas with them.
• Prospero's sorcery is sufficiently powerful to control Ariel and other spirits, as well as to alter weather and even raise the dead : " Graves at my command have waked their sleepers, oped, and let'em forth, by my so potent Art . "-Act V, scene 1.
• On June 25, 1954, after meeting with other Southern governors in Richmond ( and learning about the Petersburg firehouse meeting, but about two months before announcing this commission's membership ), Stanley had vowed, " I shall use every legal means at my command to continue segregated schools in Virginia ".
• By midweek the acting commander of federal forces in Chechnya issued an ultimatum to the 300, 000 civilians who remained in Grozny, the ravaged capital of the secessionist republic : Get out within 48 hours or " I will use all means at my command " to destroy the separatists who have taken control of the city.
• I have been, and will go on, fighting that damnable, dirty, rotten business with all the power at my command . " Sunday played a significant role in arousing public interest in Prohibition and in the passage of the Eighteenth Amendment in 1919 . When the tide of public opinion turned against Prohibition, he continued to support it.
• We vested important powers in the Governor-General . . . We decided upon an Independent Public Service Commission so as to give assurance that there should be no communalism in the Public Srvice . ( sic ) I do not normally speak as a Sinhalese, and I do not think that the Leader of this Council ought to think of himself as a Sinhalese representative, but for once I should like to speak as a Sinhalese and assert with all the force at my command that the interests of one community are the interests of all.
• The decision was strongly resisted by a number of Southerners; the Governor of Virginia, Thomas B . Stanley, insisted he would " use every legal means at my command to continue segregated schools in Virginia . " One survey suggested that only 13 % of Florida policemen were willing to enforce the decision in " Brown "; while 19 Senators and 77 members of the House of Representatives, including the entire congressional delegations of the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Virginia, signed " The Southern Manifesto ", all but two of the signatories were Southern Democrats : Republicans Joel Broyhill and Richard Poff of Virginia also promised to resist the decision by " lawful means ".