Officer Anthony could take a week or more, the court papers alleged, to track down and follow up on a particular ticket, a reflection of his relatively senior standing in the union and his delegating of those tasks.
Since the government's remarkable admission of grave mistakes on April 20, accompanied by the firing of two relatively senior officials among the many who must have known about the SARS cover-up, the top leaders have gamely worked to make up for lost time.
Mr. Silver's most ardent defenders last year, many of them relatively senior legislators who had good personal relations with him, also play down his stylistic shift.
But a host of other relatively senior officials, both at a central and provincial level, have also found themselves under investigation.
They also said that those people seized were "relatively senior" members of the Taliban Mr. Khan, who was jailed by the Taliban and recently appointed governor by Afghanistan's interim leader, Hamid Karzai, said today that about 60 people had been killed in the raid, including some of his own men who were guarding weapons seized from the Taliban a month ago.
He's similarly impressive in the scene where Cutty, a relatively senior member of his crew, tells him that he wants to leave "the game": thoughtful and menacing, listening intently and eventually delivering his verdict to another lieutenant, Slim Charles, who recalls that Cutty "was a man in his time".
A large proportion (42%) of respondents are involved in research or public health management, this is a relatively senior position.
Our point of contact was a Finnish guy named Janus Putkonnen, a political eccentric who'd worked his way up to a relatively senior position in the de-facto DNR government, despite not speaking a word of Russian.
The point is that if you want to control Medicare costs, you can't do it by kicking a small number of relatively young seniors off the program; to control costs, you have to, you know, control costs.
