Sentence examples for where high ranking from inspiring English sources

The fossil fuel industry continues to utilise the revolving lobby door where high ranking government officials and politicians step out from years navigating the inner workings of government to land jobs as advocates and lobbyists.

It is convenient to use the same labels for the leaves of G and of T. This is a slight abuse of notation, as leaf A of T refers to a population (or species), and A of G refers to a gene sampled from population A. We denote the nodes of G (which are coalescence events) by u1,…, u n −1, where node u j has rank j, and where higher rank indicates a more recent coalescence.

He is now ensconced in the Résidence Pasteur, a villa in central Dakar where high-ranking state guests are lodged.

In December he visited the Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo, where high-ranking war criminals are among the war dead honoured.

The charge at the center of Pizzagate is this: Comet Ping Pong is where high-ranking Democrats go when they want pizza.

On Yasukuni, it beggars belief to think the Japanese promised Mr Abe would not visit the shrine where high-ranking war criminals are honoured.

His visit last year to the Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo, where high-ranking war criminals are honoured, drew protests from the country's neighbours, especially China.

About a decade ago, the United States inaugurated special programs to accept the Amerasian children of servicemen and the survivors of re-education camps, where high-ranking South Vietnamese officials and military officers were incarcerated.

Mr. Gil-Gallego and Ms. Munera were arrested at an 11-acre estate in Manorville, L.I., that prosecutors say functioned as a kind of executive retreat where high-ranking drug traffickers gathered for strategy sessions.

Local reporters camp daily outside the commission's imposing eight-story building here, where high-ranking businessmen, bureaucrats, bankers, governors, diplomats, lawmakers, prosecutors, police officials and other previously untouchable members of Indonesian society have been made to discover a phenomenon new to this country: the perp walk.

And yet he has already stirred up ill will with China and South Korea by asking whether imperial Japan (for which his grandfather helped run occupied Manchuria) really was an aggressor, and by allowing his deputy to visit the Yasukuni shrine, where high-ranking war criminals are honoured among Japan's war dead.