Sentence examples for echelon to from inspiring English sources

The European Union has been sufficiently unnerved by Echelon to commission two reports on its capabilities.

It happened a few years ago when Wigan rose from the lowest professional echelon to the Premier League.

Djokovic said his ascendance came mostly from belief, from understanding what it took to make the leap from just outside the upper echelon to inside it.

It took a concerted effort to decipher the system and develop the points of contact at each echelon to work through the red tape.

"We have been instructed by the political echelon to hit Hamas hard," Israel's chief military spokesman, Brig-Gen Moti Almoz, told army radio adding that the military action would take place in stages.

Michael J. Dowling, chief executive of the health system, said the goal was to elevate Schneider from "the top echelon" to "one of the premier children's hospitals in the country".

First are the winds and the need to ride in echelons to counter them.

Teams need not be at the upper echelons to land upon a suitable style.

The exodus means that few break into the top echelons to bag the largest pay packets.

While Mr. Putin has largely brought Russia's upper echelons to heel, many of the far-flung regions remain out of Moscow's control.

It has become the theme of this season: English talent emerging from the lower echelons to prove what might be were the Premier League clubs that have first dibs on the nation's talent better able to see their development through.