According to the correlation factor, politico-legal factor has strong positive relation with infrastructure and this is revealed in leadership problems such as a limited initiation from high to low level leaders.
In 1985, Ah Kay, then a Dai Ma, or low-level leader, in the gang, encountered Sister Ping for the first time.
We're not responsible for him anymore.' " Security officials said that Faras emerged as a low-level leader of the insurgency in Kirkuk, perhaps Iraq's most fiercely contested city, where ethnic tensions among Arabs, Kurds, Turkmens and Christians frequently erupt into violence.
Analysts said that Syria had long been home to the real commanders — low-level leaders making daily decisions for their decentralized units — and that the clout of the F.S.A. exile leadership might already be waning.
Next, participants rated the desirability of these same traits for 6 high-level and 6 low-level leaders (Study 2).
Finally, to force them to prioritize traits, participants designed ideal high-level or low-level leaders by "purchasing" leadership traits using limited budgets of tokens (Study 3).
"The general impression is that those Church leaders who have spoken out against violence and in favour of a change in policy have all been relatively low-level leaders.
We recommend that no Hamas operatives, whether low level or senior leaders, show their faces above ground in the days ahead.
Twitter's terms of service, however, explicitly ban "direct specific threats of violence against others" — and isn't @IDFSpokesperson's recommendation "that no Hamas operatives, whether low level or senior leaders, show their faces above ground" a specific threat?
"We recommend that no Hamas operatives, whether low level or senior leaders, show their faces above ground in the days ahead," the Israel Defense Forces said in a Twitter message.
A Twitter message from the I.D.F. that warned other Hamas members, "whether low level or senior leaders," not to show their heads in the coming days, was retweeted more than 2,500 times.
