Ordering
Rule
Rule noun - A statement spelling out the proper procedure or conduct for an activity.
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Since there's no rule forbidding that, she decides to utilize this trope by sending out distressful communications and ordering retreats, while sending real commands by texting over cell phones, which also doesn't have a rule against it, and can't be listened in on by the Saunders team.
Source: Anime / Girls und Panzer -
However, her ambition outpaces her ability when she marries Silius with plans to rule Rome with him; Claudius' freedmen Pallas and Narcissus are able to countermanipulate Claudius into ordering first her arrest, then her execution.
Source: Series / I, Claudius -
Battlestar Galactica (1978): Baltar goes out of his way to show what a monster he is by ordering the Cylon Centurions under his command during the genocide of his own people (whom he had sold out to the machines in exchange for being allowed to live and rule over his own colony like a king).
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