Sentence examples for higher posts from inspiring English sources

He filed paperwork on Tuesday indicating his intention to run for a position which is often a popular stepping stone to higher posts.

In fact, female programmers in the British government were explicitly barred from taking the entrance exams to ascend to these higher posts, despite meeting all the qualifications.

"The City to the Bridge" (1970) is a rhythmic lineup of closely linked buildinglike blocks, short and tall, between two higher posts that are loosely connected by a curved "cable" of rope.

Senior officials were required to propose to the king the names of candidates suitable for appointment to the higher posts, while the adjutant general proposed noncommissioned officers suitable for subordinate administrative posts.

In Kievan Rus during the 10th 12th century, the boyars constituted the senior group in the prince's retinue (druzhina) and occupied the higher posts in the armed forces and in the civil administration.

Too much attention is given to organisation, so that the more brilliant a youth may be, the more is he made to feel like a mere cog in the wheel, until in self-defence he must either suppress his individuality or seek expression of it in other spheres.This principle of standardising is carried even to the higher posts.

Findings indicated MMCI resulted in significantly higher posttest scores on Emotional Support and Instructional Support, and marginally higher posttest scores on Classroom Organization, as compared to controls.

With the higher posted price, this tax will rise to $3.06 a barrel.

Mr. Ford appointed Mr. Rogers to the higher post of under secretary of state for economic affairs in September 1974.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index and the Nasdaq composite also moved higher, posting their seventh positive week in the last eight.

"The numbers were higher post-spray than they were pre-spray, but statistically it wasn't significant," Mr. Andreadis said.