Sentence examples for advanced ranking from inspiring English sources

In its more recent edition, only the UK, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and The Netherlands achieve advanced ranking (800 1,000 points).

Eagle Scouts who enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces may receive advanced rank in recognition of their achievements.

One Arab historian described followers of the sect, founded in the 18th century, as they engaged in battle: "I have seen them hurl themselves on their enemies, utterly fearless of death, not caring how many fall, advancing rank after rank with only one desire -- the defeat and annihilation of the enemy.

It uses a system of three different indexes based on legal and practical barriers for newcomers (LEX, ACCESS, COM) and four categories (pending departure, delayed, on schedule, advanced) to rank on a scale from 100 to 1,000 points the level of liberalisation.

This advance ranking represented the first expert feedback on the coarse radar results.

This advance ranking of the topics represented the methodological starting point of the workshops, which were designed in such a way that all topic 'candidates' discussed were discursively dismissed or selected until the envisaged number of topics remained.

To enable this, the workshop was planned in such a way that it was possible for a topic categorised as 'hardly relevant' during the advance ranking to be promoted into the top ten.

He steadily advanced in rank and was created the Marqués de Santa Cruz in 1569.

He and his computer recorded the performances of players in 80-odd countries and noted when they advanced in rank.

Having advanced in rank to brigadier general in 1918 and to major general seven years later, MacArthur was promoted to general when he was selected as army chief of staff in 1930.

In 1924, he joined the Territorial Force and by 1936 had advanced in rank to lieutenant colonel.