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Except in the higher echelons, extensive classification has no place in the classification of vegetation.

It is not such a surprise that this behavior was not easily curtailed when plagiarism extends into the upper echelons of Chinese academia.

What gives anyone to believe that a golfer (yawn) could ever hold such a revered place in the echelons of sports history?

He laid a course which, he felt, would take him to the top echelons of the firm.

At the top echelons of management an intense search is under way for up-to-date modes of thinking and acting.

He distinguished himself at Austerlitz in that admirable march in echelons effected under the enemy's fire.

The conflicts within the upper echelons of the Communist Party were between rival patronage networks, not policy factions.

Those without a degree or certification and those vying for the upper-most echelons of accounting will find keen competition for jobs.

But beneath the senior echelons of the banks are staffers who wish to expand their loan books and circumvent restrictions on loan growth.

Having self independent view to any problem and can the multiple echelons treating problem.

The centralization of information and its slow one-way penetration to lower echelons produced fatal mistakes-and then terminal rigidity.

The Armed Police Force has three echelons of leadership, namely, general headquarters, contingent (division) and detachment (regiment).

The Ambani battle has often played out in the upper echelons of the government with both brothers lobbying their case from time to time.

Tallon faked his death, and Dodonna joined the higher echelons of the Rebellion's military, offering his expertise to the fledgling group.

Though China most certainly is not an open democracy, there's more criticism and debate in upper echelons of policymaking than many realize.

PP governments also often favour party members from the upper echelons of the civil service: political technocrats.

The upper echelons of society embodied in the scholarly gentry class were also affected by this new consumption-based culture.

Trio con Brio Copenhagen belongs unquestionably to the upper echelons of young chamber ensembles performing today.

Even in America, which is unusually religious for a rich country, the top echelons of those who think for a living tend to be unbelievers.

But Mr Medvedev's staff chafe at having their memos ignored by cabinet officials and at being shut out of the higher echelons of power.

The upper echelons of Falleen monarchies are rife with political intrigue, but these rarely spill over into disputes or open warfare.

Even the top echelons of Wall Street are at risk, some people within the industry said.

The Kaczynski brothers also entered the upper echelons of Polish politics, assuming important posts.

Some observers have blamed the volte-face on lobbying inside the senior echelons of the European Central Bank.

The lack of a degree didn't slow Gates' rise to the top echelons of business.

Women are barely represented in the top echelons of China's government and the biggest state-owned companies.

In the top echelons of government, a new mood of intolerance of corruption is perceptible.

But attitudes remain highly conservative and very few women are found in the upper echelons.

For several years , a debate about political reform has been bubbling away in the upper echelons of China's state apparatus .

Slowly, they have worked their way into the higher echelons of discipline after discipline.

Years before the Clone Wars, the most well known Dreadnaughts became an embarrassment to the military echelons that commissioned them.

The factors which the real estate industry promotes economic growth can be divided into three echelons base on their size; 5.

Kim Jong-il has considerable favour in the upper echelons of the Chinese Communist party and army.

And, it seems, the upper echelons of Xinhua have joined the conversation.

What is more, Britain's upper echelons are not theologically opposed to working with Europe, nor hostile to European values.

In the 1980s, football's upper echelons were tut-tutting about the unruly fans who still harboured racist views.

There is a distinct pecking order in Cabine, and the Minister for Education resides somewhere in the lower echelons.

With a projected weight of 1, 500kg the One-77 will occupy the very highest echelons of road car performance.

You have all noticed such trauma and even panic in the higher echelons of religious orders during the past several years.

Because activities involving the system of rites and music was restricted to the upper echelons of society

Composition of the upper echelons of the Secretariat;

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Medical care system in echelons under hot and humid environment