Sentence examples for superior echelons from inspiring English sources
According to a Central Organizing Commission conference, the lack of preparations were due to an unidentified number of party grassroots organs failing to prepare their personnel for the Congress, and superior echelons failing to inform lower-level echelons on the status of the Congress.
Stevenage might be something of a surprise package in League One this season but the Hertforshire club are clearly superior to Coventry, Scunthorpe and Crewe, all of whom reside in the lower echelons of the division and all of whom have frustrated Swindon in the past fortnight.
Lymphatic spread usually occurs in a predictable way, from superior to inferior, the upper parajugular lymph nodes (level II) being the first echelon at risk.
This is the medieval concept of a God-decreed, unbreakable hierarchy in which the best of humans – eg tubby mayors – sit around drinking gold, eating roast eagles and generally running things, while those belonging to the lower echelons, such as poor people, spend their entire lives gratefully emptying their superiors' latrines.
"If you are faced with an order that is patently lawful but plainly unwise in the circumstances, the remedy is to invite the superior's attention in an appropriate manner, and then appeal to the next higher echelon," Mr. Fidell said.
And if Mr. Durham interviews C.I.A. employees who say superiors at C.I.A. headquarters authorized their actions, he may follow the case up through the higher echelons at the agency and elsewhere in the Bush administration — winding up with a broad examination that the White House wants to avoid.
The top echelons of finance?
French culture is superior.
