Sentence examples for its own ranked from inspiring English sources
This month the highest appeal court upheld life sentences for seven men accused of calling for anti-government demonstrations.Saudi Arabia, however, remains in a league of its own, ranked by Freedom House, along with North Korea and Equatorial Guinea, as one of the world's least free nations.
Peace without Borders may prove to bridge more than just a gap between musical tastes, for although this island is truly very much a music sanctuary all on its own (ranked among the top three music factories on earth together with Brazil and the United States) it is not jam-packed full of pop icons like the ones that might grace the city of Havana in the near future.
If the party is sincere about democracy, many academics say it should begin by encouraging it within its own ranks.
And instead of PageRank, it has its own ranking parameters (17 in all), the most critical of which is, of course, clicks.
There's no excuse for the left to downplay it, or to pretend it doesn't exist within its own ranks.
TechCrunch understands that Grab has appointed an interim CFO from within its own ranks, but it isn't actively recruiting for a direct replacement.
And despite loud complaints even from within its own ranks, Paramount said it is sticking with the program.
Although the International Cricket Council, the game's governing body, produces its own ranking of teams, it does not disclose the methodology, and Mr Mukherjee doubts its robustness.
The debate reflected the state of the Republican Party: at once recklessly insinuating and utterly timid when it comes to extremism in its own ranks.
It resolved much of the confusion in its own ranks when its National Security Council completed a secret review two weeks ago that called for efforts to expedite a Taliban overthrow.
