Football clubs own land to site a statue upon and, at the higher echelons, a statue is a relatively small expense.
(At the higher echelons, this means waging a propaganda war on the evils of drugs; lower down, it means ordinary cops moonlighting as narcobarons and cashing in on the flow).
There is talk today among Korea watchers of inevitable purges at the higher echelons of the ruling apparatus, to secure the filial succession of power, and there is talk of power struggles between the military and the Party.
The Jacquie of this story was not applying for a job at the higher echelons of a city bank where she would make money from the sweat of other people's brows.
"As a country, are we comfortable with that or do we want to make it more difficult?" Carr, 63, has been a fixture at the higher echelons of the business world for decades.
GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN 2. (SBU) The Kazakhstani authorities recently launched a well-publicized anti-corruption campaign that seems to be aimed at the higher echelons of the government and has already brought down several senior individuals.
The Baltimore Sun said yesterday that the publisher had replaced its editor, William K. Marimow, an unexpected decision that surprised even those at the higher echelons of the newsroom, who received little explanation.
But these systems have to be paid for, and right now there are not enough people at the higher echelons of government trying to figure out the best ways to raise the enormous amounts of money that will be required, and the most responsible ways of spending that money.
President Obama may be reconsidering his idea of substantially increasing the number of American troops, but no one at the higher echelons of government is suggesting that anything other than a long, hard, tragic and expensive campaign lies ahead — with no promise of ultimate victory, or even a serious definition of what would constitute victory.
The lack of women at the higher echelons cannot, under any circumstances, be defended.
Also, it is my contention that even when there are minorities available who have science and engineering degrees, they often don't get a shot to learn and to grow, especially at the higher echelons.
