From the get go, top down, our ownership and management has made it a priority to compete at the top level in all competitions.
Crawley had started the day top of the table but drop down to fourth with Morecambe going top on goal difference from Rotherham.
They set out to create local policies that encouraged home ownership and protected property rights for black and white homeowners, and in doing so, they didn't go from the top down and say, "This area is going to be black, this area is going to be white, we're going to put so much low-income housing here, etc".
First, the idea that reaching a more diverse talent pool requires lowering the bar on quality reflects an insidious form of prejudice: somehow the pool of talent is thought of as a monolithic block, the top of which is predominantly white and male; it is only by going farther down from the top that more diverse candidates can be found.
Chelsea recovered from 2-0 down to earn a point against Liverpool and go top of the Women's Super League.
We're going from the grassroots up, when everyone else goes from the top down.
It is about establishing one guiding principle that goes from the very top down to the smallest branch.
"Taste in politics, just like taste in music, has gone from being dictated top down to where it bubbles up.
To make a multi-pocketed third fold, go from the top down.
The numbers for the rest of the Top 10 go down from there: the Kentucky rock band Cage the Elephant's second album, "Thank You Happy Birthday" (Jive), bowed at No. 2 with 39,000 copies sold, and another new album, the self-titled debut by the country duo Steel Magnolia (released by Ms. Swift's label, Big Machine), opened at No. 7 with 28,000.
And far from a "middle-class tax cut," as Trump and other Republicans promised, the measure is truly a massive corporate tax cut ― the top rate goes down from 35percenttoto 21percentt ― and a smaller tax cut for individuals in the seven individual income brackets.
