His firing last week has shaken China's political establishment, and exposed such high-level divisions just ahead of its once-a-decade leadership transition beginning this fall.
European diplomats are wary of high-level divisions within the Obama administration between those who favor a firm line on human rights and others who prioritize engaging with China and Russia.
Canada has 15 terrestrial ecozones, high-level divisions of the land mass according to climatic and vegetation patterns (Ecological Stratification Working Group 1995; Marshall and Schut 1999).
Level 1 gives high level division on problem areas and Level 2 defines the information structures falling into a given problem area that one can use for applications.
Another witness, N. Kingman Stablein, chief of the project management branch in the high-level waste division, said staff members, some of whom had worked for 20 years on the project, went through "agony" upon seeing it killed.
With an area of, the commune is the smallest high-level administrative division in the country, but the highest in terms of population.
The death of British businessman Neil Heywood in the Chinese city of Chongqing in November 2011 sparked the biggest shake-up to hit the Communist Party in decades and exposed high-level political divisions.
2) In Background section you use the term "widely" to indicate that the leader region sequences upstream orthologous genes can be aligned across high-level taxonomic divisions.
I suggest to specify the "high-level taxonomic divisions" used in the definition of "widely" and avoid the italicized usage of this term further in the text.
