If we want, in Tom Brokaw's words, to knit a societal "connective tissue," a community of civilians and veterans that welcomes home our troops and their families with an unconditional embrace of acceptance, we need to support grassroots, community-based, "bottom-up" programs as much if not more than 'big top,' top-down programs and public information campaigns.
One emerging area is what Kelleher calls "top-top-down," or native mass spectrometry.
Then, measure the distance from the inside edge of the top top window frame down to the top of window to sill.
Top, down, starting with hair.
Since going live, a few top, top guests have wandered down the Holdron's arcade and slammed through some top top sets.
Part I of the Article positions this literature within the broader historical development of European integration studies, distinguishing between "bottom up," "top down," and "top out" academic perspectives.
There was a sting in his comments, though: "The publication should be from the top down," meaning that top officials (like Wen Jiabao, the premier, or Xi Jinping, the likely next president), should publish their accounting first.
To recruit top talent, at every level, top down, bottom up, and then prove we can be nimble, agile and that the teams we put in place to solve our clients' business challenges are worth the investment.
And -- and that kind of top -- top-down economics, where folks at the top are doing well so the average person making 3 million bucks is getting a $250,000 tax break while middle- class families are burdened further, that's not what I believe is a recipe for economic growth.
In the harmonization phase, there are multiple approaches to easing the tension between local laws and the global nature of the Internet: top-down, centralized; top-down decentralized; bottom-up, centralized; or bottom-up, decentralized.
Whitehall should help build a big society, which would herald abandonment of the "top-down, top-heavy, controlling" approach of Labour.
