In 1996, both officers held the lesser rank of major general, the officials said.
The Irishmen mingled with the FARC leaders, but were 'very cold' and 'psychologically distant' towards the lesser ranks.
"I was stunned," she said, when she discovered that a comfortable retirement is the exception for celebrated champions like Citation, while the abattoir awaits the lesser ranks who run out of the money but are the competitive core of the industry.
His changes mean the game's top-16 players are no longer guaranteed a place in the latter stages of eight different ranking tournaments and are instead forced to muddy their spats in the early rounds with over 112 lesser ranked fellow professionals.
MONTE CARLO, April 16 (AP)—Barry Phillips‐Moore, a lesser ranked Australian, elimi nated two seeded players today in the Monte Carlo open tennis tournament.
33 40 Another important differentiation between cycling and soccer is that cyclists sometimes use lesser ranked races as 'training' for targeted events later in the season.
OF THE LITANY of horrible things that could go wrong mid-flight, a passenger seat coming loose is one of the lesser problems, ranking somewhere between reheated mystery meat and the screaming child in seat 21B.
Now they must survive two more rounds to be among the 32 qualifiers -- the lesser-ranked 16 women and 16 men -- who will secure spots in the Open, which begins Monday.
Also, while luminaries like Nadal play deep into most tournaments, earn millions and have ample access to exhibitions and other big paydays outside of competition, the lesser-ranked players who are the bulk of the work force tend to lose early and struggle to make a healthy profit.
Their actions in upping the prize-money for losers in early rounds are commendable, given the low rewards for the lesser-ranked players for the rest of the year, but the situation encourages individuals to compete even if they are injured.
This is important to know because the person of lesser rank or authority should always be introduced to the person of higher rank or authority.
