Sentence examples for below the tier of from inspiring English sources

The only bodies below the tier of district or unitary authority that should realistically wield such power are elected, which means they must be parish or town councils.

And just as they slip below the tier of elite teams, the Knicks find a way to end up deep in the playoffs.

Now the 2011 Wimbledon junior champion is celebrating her first WTA Premier Mandatory title - the tier of tournaments below the Grand Slams and WTA Finals - and climbing to ninth in the rankings.

That category is the 50-over counterpart to first-class cricket, covering one-day internationals and the tier of domestic games below.

Competition among business schools has grown vicious in recent years, especially in the crowded ranks below the top tier of schools.

While the London house-share and the Aussie jungle are still considered below the top tier of celebrity society, Strictly Come Dancing and MasterChef are viewed as toff slots, with the possession of a hot trot or knock-out risotto suggesting breadth of character.

While Eto'o was an impressive player for Mallorca he became the club's all-time leading goal scorer his team was still considered below the top tier of European football, and he was lured to the powerhouse club FC Barcelona in 2004.

Directly below this tier of government is the City of Edinburgh Council, whose members are elected to four-year terms and implement Scottish laws at the local level.

Below the top tier of Japanese carmakers are other famous names that are struggling.

Many of those still trying to qualify hover just below the top tier of national runners, picking up a couple hundred dollars here and there by winning local 5K and 10K races.

Bucknell is highly selective but rated a notch below the top tier of schools lusted after by upper-middle-class teenagers, as much for their status as their academic worth.