Sentence examples for hierarchy under from inspiring English sources

"If this was the case, placing certain people in Jérôme Kerviel's hierarchy under investigation would of course be inevitable".

His reward was the chairmanship of the House Republican Conference, the fourth ranking post in the party hierarchy under then Speaker Newt Gingrich.

His skill as an organiser and his sympathy with performers and composers led to his appointment as head of the music department, No 2 in the hierarchy under the controller – first Nicholas Kenyon, and later Roger Wright.

No wonder that a biblical editor – John Rogers, of the Matthew Bible – was the first of the 300 Protestants who were burnt alive at the stake by the restored Catholic hierarchy under Edward's successor, Mary.

But their votes have so far had limited political effect, since even President Khatami, who is 53 years old and an acknowledged admirer of Western political thinkers like Thomas Jefferson, has little real power in face of the conservative clerical hierarchy under Iran's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

So, for theories that "arise in nature", we have a wellordered hierarchy under the interpretability ordering.

In 1969 he published The Peter Principle, the much quoted dissection of corporate hierarchies, under which managers are said to rise to their level of incompetence.

Concepts are arranged in disjoint subsumption hierarchies under eighteen root nodes, such as Activity and Gene, with each step down from parent to child concept representing some added specialization of meaning.

Comparing N dyads and the df's, it seems that some species (H. milleri, P. reticulata feral, L. tridens, P. latipunctata) have more difficulties in establishing hierarchies under the given size differences.

Even though systematic reviews are trust worthier than other types of evidence, all levels of the evidence hierarchy are under threats from systematic errors (bias); design errors (abuse of surrogate outcomes, composite outcomes, etc).; and random errors (play of chance).

The Roman Catholic hierarchy is under attack from within and without.