That middle-line hierarchy is usually structured on a functional basis all the way up to the top, where the real power of coordination lies.
Will the hard-line hierarchy dominate the Church in the 21st century, or will the sisters' values of social justice and inclusion prevail?
They represent a long line of interest groups, think tanks, and academic institutions who benefit from the largesse of the top-line hierarchy through grants of power, funding, and/or support for cherished causes.
However, she did make it clear that not all boundaries would be dissolved, and that without vigilance, there was the possibility of reproducing the same off-line hierarchies.
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Even a crowd of that size (five hundred, easily, in the big tent's main space) quickly becomes a hive, its lines of hierarchy drawn in thick black.
The society around them is also in turmoil, and the Jews have been squeezed by the conflict between the hard-line Muslim hierarchy that controls the judiciary and the reformers backing President Mohammad Khatami's efforts at liberalization.
Why shouldn't the public give him a chance?" Traditional Thai society is organized along lines of hierarchy and patronage by which people know their place and power is divided among cliques and fiefdoms.
But they resumed Sept. 15 with the firing squad execution of Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, the former Foreign Minister who had played a major role in efforts for the release of the American hostages held in the United States Embassy in Teheran, efforts that led to his dismissal by the hard-line clergy hierarchy controlling the Government.
