Sentence examples for tier under from inspiring English sources

Democratic presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland, has said that if elected he would use his executive power to reclassify marijuana to a lower tier under federal drug laws.

The champions of 2004 and 2007 play Stade Français, once one of the big beasts of French rugby, but now, like Wasps, seeking former glories as well as the 20th and final place in next season's European Rugby Champions Cup, the competition that replaces the Heineken at the top tier under a deal signed a month ago.

Thus, the two nations are ranked as the top tier under the four types of unified efficiency measures.

The 10 Division One sides could move to create a second tier under the auspices of the Scottish Premier League if proposals they favour are blocked.

The implication, obtained from Table 3, implies that Japan and New Zealand leaded all Asian nations in both economic and environmental performance measures because they were in first tier under both natural disposability and managerial disposability.

Best Western has announced that this week it is designating two upscale tiers under its brand.

Reward tiers under $25 constitute a combined 38% of pledges and 10% of dollars raised on Kickstarter.

Because my budget was tight, I limited my browsing to the site's two lowest price tiers — "under $99," and "$100 to $250".

"Nicky Shorey has played in all three Football League tiers under their new post-2005 nases as well as their old ones," says Mike Dimmick, sending us a carefully compiled list that proves that Shorey was called up by England to face Brazil.

The only bit that remained was the part that was supposed to be temporary – the so called "demountable" upper tier that under the original plans was due to be removed to leave behind an athletics stadium with a capacity of 25,000.

But what can the club, now in the third tier, achieve under Dicks in the future?