With its clear hierarchy of porters, clerks and administrators, its rigidly defined pay scales and employment grades, Whitehall is an "exquisitely stratified" bureaucracy, Marmot boasts, an "ideal" environment in which to document the deleterious effects of status on health.
European administration is theorized as a set of mutually beneficial relations among independent regulators, rather than as a hierarchy of supranational institutions, courts, and national administrators.
Moving up through the hierarchy of France's public administration at an exceptional pace, he was appointed at 41 as the prefect's collaborator in the department of Lot, in the southwest of France, becoming the nation's first disabled local administrator.
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In addition to the Bergmeister ("master miner"), the chief mine administrator, there was a hierarchy of clerical and technical personnel and a series of craftsmen and mechanics specializing in different phases of the mining operation: miners, shovelers, windlass operators, carriers, sorters, washers, and smelters.
Those responsible for seeing the right to education fulfilled include the international community as well as a hierarchy of duty bearers – parents, households and communities; teachers and managers; planners and administrators; national and local governments; non-governmental organizations and civil society organizations.
A hierarchy of chiefs that was introduced by German colonizers and further developed by French colonial administrators integrates Lamba communities into the Togolese national government.
(fieldnote 12.6.04 This situation demonstrates how, like at most schools, the hierarchy of governance at Ruby Bridges extended beyond the principal and even beyond the school walls to include upper-level administrators such as the superintendent.
The dog knew no hierarchy of affection.
She has a complex hierarchy of doilies.
