Democrats will also cast ballots for lower-ranking leadership posts. Rep.
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The lower-ranking accused war criminals I've known all struck me
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Typically, these are lower-ranking animals who only have access to leftovers.
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The disparity is primarily due to more women filling lower-ranking jobs.
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He says lower-ranking officers launched the coup, rebelling against senior officers.
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Members are mostly voted in by lower-ranking organizations, including provincial congresses.
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The reviews, held every two years, usually attract only lower-ranking diplomats.
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Lower-ranking cases have been handled by the Bosnian war crimes court.
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This is negative for mezzanine noteholders, but benefits the lower ranking note classes.
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A leader in a dog pack does not move for lower-ranking dogs.
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Sources from both sides said negotiations among lower-ranking officials would continue on Wednesday.
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Sources from both sides said negotiations among lower-ranking officials would continue on Wednesday.
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Then he moves on to the lower-ranking bodies, while tightening his own control.
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It led to more prosecutions against lower-ranking individuals in the Nazi death machine.
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There are two vacancies for lower-ranking slots in the House GOP leadership hierarchy.
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Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, who also attended, met with a lower-ranking official.
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And lower ranking players, with fewer hit points, would "die" very quickly upon exposure.
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The idea was first floated by lower-ranking Russian officials earlier in the week.
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Lower-ranking female service members, ages 22015 to 220, were especially likely to be victims.
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But if you were one of the lower ranking gods, you had very little protection.
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The investigation said the mission was misrepresented to higher-ups by a lower-ranking officer.
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On board the helicopter were two lieutenant colonels as well as five lower-ranking officers.
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Lower-ranking army officers are paid around 400 euros and mid-officers around 550 euros.
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These farcical corruption investigations are designed to scapegoat lower ranking members and have grown exponentially.
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Though positions like department head and lower-ranking slots were eliminated, services were largely preserved.
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For that strategy to work, Washington must deliver substantial assistance to lower-ranking officers and officials.
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"A higher-ranking person should almost never initiative a hug with a lower-ranking person," said Smith.
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Even if negotiators agree a coalition deal, it must still pass muster with lower-ranking party officials.
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Several of his lower-ranking supervisors were convicted earlier on felony charges for covering up hazardous conditions.
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Some of the lower ranking cities are in Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia and Romania, where there are none.
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In their opinion, a meeting between the two leaders could circumvent the resistance of lower-ranking officials.
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Of course, many argue the lower-ranking candidates are faltering because they've failed to resonate with voters.
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Instead, Youman was passed over in favor of a lower-ranking male co-worker with less retail experience.
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The detentions include six lieutenant colonels and three lower-ranking officers, according to a lawyer representing the group.
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It didn't matter if it was a colonel I was talking to or someone of a lower ranking.
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We had versions for other, lower-ranking Dora Milaje, with fewer details in the linework, and broader strokes.
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Many other officials followed over the next three years, both "tigers" (senior officials) and "flies" (lower-ranking cadres).
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Podemos wants some key ministerial portfolios in any coalition government, but Sanchez has offered only lower-ranking posts.
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Once again, an investigation concluded that the chief suspects were the same commanders, aided by lower-ranking officers.
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EDT (2000 GMT) meeting, according to their representatives, as will several lower-ranking members of the legislative leadership.
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Bolton was a lower-ranking official back then, but now he seems to have his hands on the controls.
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However, the airport slips to No. 2 this year, due to a lower ranking for arrivals and departures times.
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Dozens of Bosnian Serb lower-ranking officials were jailed over the Srebrenica atrocity by the Bosnian war crimes court.
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Hundreds of members have defected this year, and discontent is widespread among those who remain, particularly lower-ranking troops.
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At least five other lower-ranking officials in Kuczynski's government have stepped down amid the outcry over the pardon.
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Mr. Mahapatra added that two senior commanders and several lower-ranking commanders in the insurgent forces had been killed.
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Lower-ranking Saudi officers might have trusted that the general was giving them orders on behalf of the prince.
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The gunman operated in a military whose officers often have outside businesses and take advantage of lower-ranking soldiers.
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May, Sam Gyimah, a lower-ranking member of government, wrote that it was important to speak out against intolerance:
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In other words, Tillerson is going to be treated like a much, much lower-ranking official than he is.
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The study assumes that lower-ranking miners would pursue apprenticeships, while seniors would go for degrees from top-tier schools.
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Mr Guaidó is aiming his appeal at lower-ranking officers and troops, whose pay is as miserable as everyone else's.
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But the commission's phrasing left some to speculate that there might be evidence of involvement by other, lower-ranking officials.
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Critics of the government's response have called for Snyder's resignation and at least two lower-ranking officials have already quit.
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Talks are going on now among lower-ranking officials, he said, including the two countries' militaries and their security agencies.
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Three officers and three lower-ranking soldiers have admitted murdering the villagers, according to the witnesses present at the court martial.
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Walmart, they now say, is a company that methodically relegates women in retail to the lower-ranking and lower-earning jobs.
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But the senior mods also went one step further: They took the opportunity to do a purge of lower-ranking moderators.
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The result was that privates first class and specialists fourth class — untested, lower-ranking enlistees — were suddenly thrust into leadership roles.
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Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the emir of Qatar, did not attend the council and sent a lower ranking delegation instead.
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Mr. Favorov, who is a lower-ranking executive at Naftogaz, rejected the proposal, which was first reported by The Associated Press.
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Dimon and Goldman Sachs' David Solomon will probably take last year's default option of sending lower-ranking bankers in their place.
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His request comes after lower-ranking officials refused to answer most questions during testimony before the committee earlier this month. Rep.
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Experts say the firings are attempts to divert blame from President Xi Jinping onto lower-ranking officials in the worst-affected areas.
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And the new plan will provide lower-ranking staffers with training, additional support from their managers and better recognition for good work.
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Mr. Blankenship's leadership style and demands, they said, effectively encouraged lower-ranking employees to cut corners and accept breaches of safety rules.
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That means every decision that would normally fall to a lower ranking official has to be kicked up to the top office.
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However, these changes are not enough as long as thousands of lower-ranking officials in Soviet-style state institutions feel safe from scrutiny.
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Guzman's attorney Alfredo Crespo said that lower-ranking Shining Path leaders in Lima ordered Tarata Street bombing and denied that Guzman was involved.
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Lower-ranking executives from large firms continue to serve on informal working groups to help the Treasury and the Commerce Department with deregulation.
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It was a 'holding house,' where young girls were locked up, raped, and loaned out to lower ranking fighters on the front lines.
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China's anti-graft watchdog said roughly 1.34 million lower-ranking officials have been punished since 2013 under President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption drive.
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No ruler, president or prime minister of an Arab country came, although Egypt sent its foreign minister and others sent lower-ranking officials.
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The documents reviewed by The Times make it clear that the lower-ranking executives were concerned about acting without approval from top management.
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Cuccinelli and Albence had previously been requested to appear before the committee, but had reached an agreement to send lower-ranking officials instead.
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Democrats on the subcommittee said they were concerned that punishment of lower-ranking officers was not as strict as that for senior officers.
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She'll join the job market this fall, she said, and will likely only be hired by a school with a lower ranking than Columbia.
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Any lower ranking government official who displays such a cavalier attitude toward communication security would likely find him- or herself out of a job.
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Nationwide, ChinaFile tracked 146 senior officials and 1,316 lower-ranking officials who have been under investigation, expelled from the party, or tried and convicted.
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Similarly, while Hastings set the vision for the company's global expansion, lower-ranking executives take the lead on deciding which markets to enter when.
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While much of the country's anti-graft drive has targeted lower ranking village and county officials, several high-ranking figures have been taken down.
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The company was represented in a conference session on Tuesday by a lower-ranking executive, Saleh Romeih, a managing partner at SoftBank Investment Advisers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's anti-graft watchdog said roughly 1.34 million lower-ranking officials have been punished since 2013 under President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption drive.
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But a lower-ranking official tells a different reporter classified information calling attention to a Middle Eastern terrorist organization and is charged with a felony.
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Before CisWhiteMaelstrom left r/The_Donald, he allegedly hand-picked a number of lower-ranking mods, most of whom remained loyal to him after his departure.
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During his first term, the moderate president appointed several female vice-presidents, which are lower ranking roles than ministers, but are still members of cabinet.
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What happened: Corrupt police officers had been escorting a drug trafficker with 1,700 pounds of coke when they were busted by a lower-ranking officer.
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When an attorney general has recused themselves in the past, investigations were handled by lower-ranking but still senior political-appointees within the Justice Department.
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Today, some commission staff members point out that the wording did not rule out the possibility that lower-ranking Saudi officials had assisted the hijackers.
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But several Jordanian intelligence officials said senior officers inside the service had knowledge of the weapons scheme and provided cover for the lower-ranking officers.
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Lower-ranking government figures will take a 20 percent pay cut, though rank-and-file state employees will be spared, according to the Finance Ministry.
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"I will not go to the council of foreign ministers," Shah Mahmood Qureshi told parliament, adding that lower ranking officials would attend to represent Pakistan's interests.
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But he does not appear to have the support of the country's army — which remains loyal to Maduro — despite outreach efforts aimed at lower-ranking officials.
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Lower-ranking US officials towed a similar line as they mingled with other attendees at a day of panel discussions sponsored by the US State Department.
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Podemos wants top jobs for its leader Pablo Iglesias and others as part of a coalition government, and Sanchez has offered only some lower-ranking posts.
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Investors in CLOs, particularly those in the lower-ranking tranches, could lose their income and take severe losses, freezing new securitisations and funding for new deals.
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Two senior Western officials said the government's early announcement appeared to have been a mistake, with lower-ranking officials having released it without the leadership's approval.
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Political analysts told CNBC on Thursday it was certainly possible that escalating pressure from the international community could encourage lower-ranking officials to turn against Maduro's government.
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And while each party showed up to the gathering, they all sent lower-ranking members who were not in decision-making roles, according to the commission's chair.
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These include various extramarital affairs that executives had with lower-ranking female employees and an incident in which a director propositioned a woman applying for a job.
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Entertainment has hired Madden as a story producer — a lower-ranking position on the call sheet — on TLC's Lost in Transition, a docuseries that premiered May 20.
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Subtly in the case of Mr Modi himself, and not-so-subtly in the case of lower-ranking lieutenants, party spokesmen rubbed salt in perceived sectarian wounds.
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Political analysts told CNBC last week that it is certainly possible escalating pressure from the international community could encourage lower-ranking officials to turn against Maduro's government.
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It ranks 2023th on the Heritage Foundation's "Index of Economic Freedom," above Germany, Belgium, Japan and South Korea, as compared with China's much lower ranking of 144.
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But Spicer was not a part of the group, which included Trump's daughter, son-in-law, and lower-ranking cronies like his longtime personal bodyguard Keith Schiller.
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It concluded that the problem was not unequal pay for equal work, but rather that women tend to do lower-ranking jobs at lower-paying organisations. 6.
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The leadership vacuums at the tops of various departments have coincided with what some Republicans see as a breakdown of loyalty and discipline throughout lower-ranking offices.
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She said she began a relationship with a lower-ranking Marine in her unit and married him shortly before the battalion deployed to Japan in August 2017.
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But others would like trials to extend to many lower-ranking officials who are believed to have carried out some of the Khmer Rouge's most horrific crimes.
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That process had allowed units to go on operations that were approved by lower-ranking officers; a lieutenant colonel needed only to be notified about the mission.
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Mr. Schroepfer can expect to hear about the frustration of committee members who have wanted Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, to testify rather than lower-ranking executives.
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Equal pay for equal work is required by law in the U.S., but women still hold a greater percentage of the lower-ranking roles in many companies.
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Inman also offered access to higher ranking DOT officials after learning that the Owensboro official was planning to meet with lower-ranking contacts in the Maritime Administration.
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Podemos wants to be part of a coalition government but Sanchez is only willing to agree to a "cooperation" pact with lower ranking positions in the administration.
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In the "General and the Soldier" skit, Mr. Ju's character, a military photographer, documented a humble general who insisted that a lower-ranking soldier teach him to march.
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LMI is not required to support the ratings on the class A and B notes due to the level of credit support provided by the lower-ranking notes.
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He wasn't there long when a sergeant, who had been celebrating his promotion with friends and cold beers, rose from a table to confront the lower-ranking man.
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The United States got less than it did in past agreements with North Korea, all of which had been negotiated by much lower ranking officials than the president.
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As a lawyer at a Washington law firm in the early 2360s, Judge Gorsuch represented Mr. Anschutz, his companies and lower-ranking business executives as an outside counsel.
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Steven Mnuchin, Mr Trump's choice for treasury secretary, is likely to be confirmed soon, but important lower-ranking jobs in the department, also needing senators' approval, must be filled.
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Evidence supporting the charges against the commanders and several lower-ranking officers who served on the ships will be reviewed soon in investigative hearings, according to the Navy's statement.
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As a consequence of all this, several of the lower-ranking mods who'd been stripped of their mod status moved to the newly minted, unpopulated r/Mr_Trump in protest.
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Former Flint emergency manager Darnell Earley, who had previously been charged, also now faces involuntary manslaughter, along with three other lower-ranking officials, according to the attorney general's office.
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By contrast, the two sides have engaged in little of the back-and-forth shuttle diplomacy by lower-ranking officials that can pave the way for new trade agreements.
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Two of her female drill instructors were facing courts-martial for mistreating recruits and, in one case, abusing other, lower-ranking drill instructors, a phenomenon known as ''hat hazing.
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The lawsuit said reviewing officials can delay or discriminate against lower-ranking people who criticize government actions while quickly clearing favorable memoirs and other writings by retired senior officials.
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Mooppan also argued that the president presented a special situation, and left open the question of whether someone could file this type of lawsuit against a lower-ranking public official.
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Another woman said she was given the option of staying in her position, which Apple allegedly admitted was in a hostile environment, or take a lower paying, lower ranking job.
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If no candidate in a district has more than 22010 percent of the "22013" votes, then lower-ranking candidates are eliminated — and each of the voters' next choices is distributed.
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Under Obama, sensitive foreign acquisitions almost routinely were rubber-stamped by the CFIUS, and the approval process sometimes was delegated by Cabinet officials on the CFIUS to lower-ranking aides.
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But Ms. Sandberg's presence — companies typically send lower-ranking executives to such gatherings — persuaded others that Facebook was serious about addressing its problems, according to two who attended the conference.
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But historians noted that their deep experience as both lobbyists and lower-ranking agency officials means they know how to operate the levers of the federal government to change policy.
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It could also open the floodgates for the kind of credible, experienced GOP foreign policy insiders whom Trump needs to staff crucial, lower-ranking national security jobs to join the administration.
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Appearing to respond to the IAFF's endorsement of Biden on Monday, Trump shrugged off the need for support from union brass and contended that lower-ranking members will vote for him.
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He added that lower-ranking officials want a deal, including Xi's top economic adviser Liu He, but Xi has refused to make changes to China's technology transfer and other trade policies.
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They would "love to come up and tell you if you've dropped off the list" or if you've been relegated to a lower ranking by, for example, getting married, Liz recalled.
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Congress withdrew Stalling's immunity a week ago after she was accused by a lower-ranking judge of attempting to pressure him to give her son favorable treatment in a fraud case.
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The leaders would most likely face each other without first having lower-ranking officials work out nettlesome details of an ambitious agenda, particularly how to end the North's nuclear weapons program.
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If I did it right, I would end up a first lieutenant — not a great prospect in a war where young, lower-ranking officers were dying at an unbelievably high rate.
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A landmark study published in 1978 found that higher-ranking British civil servants (like administrators) had lower rates of mortality due to coronary heart disease than lower-ranking ones (like messengers).
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In lieu of often frustrating attempts to meet with senior officials, he spends time with lower-ranking workers, former employees, people from smaller competing companies, civil society groups and government officials.
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Senior officials in the White House communications office also decided to cancel the large morning communications team meetings attended by lower-ranking staffers in an apparent effort to clamp down on leaks.
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It said it was still reviewing whether to downgrade Hesterman's rank for engaging in an unprofessional relationship with a lower-ranking officer, and for engaging in conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
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Administration officials ranging from Kushner to lower ranking assistants heard a patriotic rallying call from Kelly, who warned that dividing the staff into establishment-versus-campaign operatives was damaging to Trump's goals.
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Podemos wants some key ministerial portfolios in any coalition government, but Sanchez has offered only lower-ranking posts, although he has opened the door to accept Podemos members in a coalition government.
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Complicating the equation for Ryan, the Wisconsin Republican had accepted the Speaker's gavel last year with vows to adopt a bottom-up approach that would empower the committees and lower-ranking members.
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An Irish court in July sentenced three lower-ranking executives of the bank to serve 18 to 36 months in prison, making them the first bankers jailed since the country's financial crash.
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Senior officials in the White House communications office also decided to cancel the large morning communications team meetings, attended by lower-ranking staffers, in an apparent effort to clamp down on leaks.
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The chief information officer replied to Mr. Donovan's telephone call with an obscenity, according to the lawsuit, and wanted to know why a lower-ranking employee was telling him what to do.
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Western leaders, perhaps cowed by President Xi Jinping's obvious distaste for hectoring on human rights, were unacceptably subdued before Mr. Liu's death, mostly leaving comments about his case to lower-ranking officials.
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One out of 16 women in the military reported being sexually assaulted within the last year, and lower-ranking female service members - ages 17 to 24 - were especially likely to be victims.
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At the core is a federal work force divided between those at the upper echelons of the Civil Service making six-figure salaries, and those making less pay in lower-ranking jobs.
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However, they do suggest that the main problem today is not unequal pay for equal work, but whatever it is that leads women to be in lower-ranking jobs at lower-paying organisations.
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While top executives understand the importance of cultural change, it "still has a way to go" among lower-ranking employees, where a major focus on compensation incentives continues to drive behavior, Caldwell said.
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Many lower-ranking soldiers, destitute and desperate like most of Venezuela's working class, have deserted the military in recent years, joining at least 4 million other fellow emigres seeking a better life elsewhere.
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It is not clear whether Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister who negotiated the 2015 accord curbing Iran's nuclear program, plans to attend or if a lower-ranking Iranian official will participate.
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When lower-ranking members break the strict yakuza honor code and are deemed punishable by a higher-ranking yakuza, they will sever their left finger with a knife just above the top joint.
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The nonprofit Coast Guard Mutual Assistance is helping out lower-ranking members, offering $550 to married members and $350 to single Coast Guard members who need help paying for food or overdue bills.
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The three lower-ranking cadres are Meas Muth, a former naval commander; Ao An, a former deputy secretary for the Central Zone; and Yim Tith, a former acting secretary of the Northwest Zone.
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U.S. News cited President Trump's travel ban and rising political tensions over immigrants as reasons for the lower ranking, even though the country is home to the largest immigrant population in the world.
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The lower ranking likely has to do with the fact that until recently, the hotel was known as The London and many reviews on the Trip Advisor page are from the previous period.
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However, Saudi officials mounted a business-as-usual campaign at the conference, and many of the big Western banks whose top executives boycotted the event sent sizeable teams of lower-ranking executives to Riyadh.
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But because of the timing, and because of the fact that many of the lower-ranking mods were connected to CisWhiteMaelstrom, not everyone took the senior mods' rationale for the purge at face value.
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Darusman urged the ICC to get involved, but noted that the court is only able to handle cases that involve the "the uppermost leadership," which could lead to lower-ranking officials getting off easy.
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The United States has had a lower-ranking diplomat in the South American country since Morales ordered the last ambassador Philip Goldberg to leave in 2008, blaming him for opposition protests against his rule.
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The leaders of the Cambodia National Rescue Party, or C.N.R.P., have been jailed or driven into exile, and lower-ranking members were harassed into joining Mr. Hun Sen's party or getting out of politics.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA), Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), and Cheri Bustos (D-IL), have all made it clear they don't want to openly challenge Pelosi and are looking at lower ranking leadership positions instead.
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The group's media chief, Abu Mohammed Al-Adnani, was killed in 2016, dealing another blow to the group along with the deaths of other, lower-ranking media operatives who account for much of the legwork.
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The company has acknowledged that a lower-ranking executive sent Mr. Winterkorn a memo in May 2014 informing him about a private study that raised questions about Volkswagen diesel cars sold in the United States.
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Federal law does not prohibit the president from being involved in private business while in office, even though members of Congress and lower-ranking executive branch officials are subject to strict conflict-of-interest rules.
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Additional symbolism for China's rise at the expense of the United States came from the deal being agreed alongside an ASEAN summit to which Trump's administration sent a lower ranking delegation than all other countries.
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The current State Department official slated to lead the talks, Thomas A. Shannon Jr., canceled at the last minute because of a family emergency, leaving the negotiations largely in the hands of lower-ranking colleagues.
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Defense officials told CNN that Mattis had expressed displeasure with some of the recommendations for punishments produced by the military commands involved, asking whether lower ranking troops were facing a disproportionate share of the consequences.
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However, it's also expected to criticize lower-ranking officials for a series of missteps in the investigation's early stages, including a criminal referral for a former FBI lawyer who admitted to altering a surveillance application.
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The news comes as senior officials in the White House communications office have decided to cancel the large morning comms team meetings, attended by lower-ranking staffers, in an apparent effort to clamp down on links.
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Culture Minister Dario Franceschini told reporters Wednesday that neither he nor Premier Matteo Renzi were informed about the decision, which was apparently taken by lower-ranking officials in a bid to avoid offending the visiting leader.
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If one of the five lower-ranking cities with a projected staff retention rate of 51-60 percent was picked, new drug approval as well as implementation of new legislation would be delayed, the EMA said.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra will not come before Canadian legislators to answer questions about the automaker's future in the country, but lower-ranking executives will appear, a lawmaker said on Thursday.
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Federal law does not prohibit the U.S. president from being involved in private business while in office, even though members of Congress and lower-ranking executive branch officials are subject to strict conflict-of-interest rules.
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Three lower-ranking cadres still face charges of genocide, but their prosecution seems unlikely, given strong opposition from Prime Minister Hun Sen and doubts about continued funding for a tribunal that has already cost $300 million.
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On Wednesday, Larry Kudlow, who head's the White House Economic Council, said that while some lower-ranking Chinese officials were prepared to reach a deal, President Xi Jinping was refusing to compromise over Beijing's trade policies.
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Defense lawyers have been pressing for the release of the lower-ranking soldiers, since in many cases they were ordered out to the streets unarmed or told they were protecting the state from a terrorist attack.
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State legislatures have impeached a host of lower-ranking officials, from a university regent in Nebraska to a Kentucky agriculture commissioner, but only 16 governors have ever been impeached, and almost all were before the Great Depression.
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In 2013, in the southern province of Hunan, 56 provincial lawmakers in one city had offered more 110 million renminbi, or $16.5 million, in vote-related bribes to lower-ranking officials there, Xinhua reported at the time.
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National Briefing | Washington A senior Air Force general officer has been fired from his job and will retire after an investigation found that he had sent inappropriate emails five years ago to a lower-ranking female officer.
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But loss of key staff and expertise after a move to any of the lower-ranking cities would start to erode "public trust in the system" as the body would need years to regroup after a move.
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Despite Bashir's close ties to the military's top leadership, mid- and lower-ranking officers more connected to society sympathized with the protesters' demands, said Hamid Eltigani, a Sudanese professor of public policy at the American University in Cairo.
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TORONTO, Feb 21 (Reuters) - General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra will not come before Canadian legislators to answer questions about the automaker's future in the country, but lower-ranking executives will appear, a lawmaker said on Thursday.
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If the country's top diplomat isn't informed on the president's stances on the issue, then what does that say about other lower-ranking officials who are involved in countless bilateral and multilateral meetings at the UN General Assembly?
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A dozen top former officials, including CIA directors dating back to the 1980s, have condemned the move, as have dozens of lower-ranking former officials, who argue that security clearances should not be used as a political weapon.
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Beyond the top-tier candidates, other lower-ranking candidates who have gained momentum in the early states like entrepreneur Andrew Yang and billionaire activist Tom Steyer could also capitalize on this time and use it to their advantage.
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The report, by the House Subcommittee on National Security, found that a permissive environment in the Bureau of Prisons had often made lower-ranking employees targets of abuse — including sexual assault and harassment — by prisoners and staff members.
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In the spotted hyena population, matriarchy, as opposed to patriarchy, appears to have the advantage of maintaining genetic diversity: As the lower-ranking sex, individual males are less likely to father a disproportionate number of cubs in one clan.
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"When disparaging comments are made at the top, it sets an example that it is acceptable within the company, allowing lower ranking individuals to continuing following examples of leaders, establishing the culture and practices of the company," Cyborg wrote.
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Mr. Ghayyoumi said that some lower-ranking clerics had tried to change this mind-set, by trying to find some justification for at least listening to music, but that they had hit a brick wall with the older clergy.
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The decision was made with National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and CIA Director Mike Pompeo after they consulted with lower ranking officials and before Trump's July 7 meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G-20 summit in Germany.
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Senior officials in the White House communications office have decided to cancel the large morning meetings, attended by lower-ranking staffers, after a "leak" during a previous meeting ensnared communications aide Kelly Sadler in a controversy after inappropriate comments regarding Sen.
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This expression, James explains, is a popular pose among alpha animals, especially when they "sit away from lower-ranking members of their group" and chomp "on all the extra food they get as part of their status package," James said.
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This schism — between diplomatic assurances and what was happening on the ground — raised serious questions among American officials, who soon believed that Taliban leadership was either divided over the deal or could not control their lower-ranking fighters and commanders.
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A spokesman for Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, issued a statement that "she would like a signal of humanity for Liu Xiaobo and his family," while President Trump said nothing publicly about his case, leaving any comment to lower-ranking officials.
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In April 2015, less than a year after coming to Parris Island and 11 months before Raheel's arrival, Germano received the results of the battalion's annual Command Climate Survey, in which lower-ranking officers and noncommanding officers evaluate their commanders.
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FRANKFURT — The investigation into Volkswagen's emissions scandal has for the first time reached the top echelon of management, threatening to undermine the company's claim that wrongdoing was limited to a handful of lower-ranking managers and potentially increasing the already enormous financial damage.
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General Assiri, who previously served as the spokesman for the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen, is close enough to the crown prince to have easy access to his ear and has considerable authority to enlist lower-ranking personnel in a mission.
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General Assiri, who previously served as the spokesman for the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen, is a high-ranking adviser to Prince Mohammed, and he would have had both access to the crown prince and the authority to deploy lower-ranking personnel.
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In a court filing, Mr. Albury's lawyers, Joshua Dratel and JaneAnne Murray, spotlighted a disparity in how suspects in leak-related cases have been treated, saying that a "double standard" let higher-ranking officials off the hook while punishing lower-ranking ones.
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On Wednesday, Larry Kudlow, who heads the White House Economic Council, said that he believed lower-ranking Chinese officials want a deal, including Xi's senior economic adviser Liu He, but that Xi has refused to make changes to China's technology transfer and other trade policies.
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Alan Kaplinsky, head of the Consumer Financial Services Group at law firm Ballard Spahr and a Cordray critic, said the White House is widely expected to appoint Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin as an interim replacement, who would then delegate his duties to lower-ranking officials.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and CIA Director Mike Pompeo ended the program after consulting with lower ranking officials and before Trump's July 7 meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G-20 summit in Germany, officials told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Remedios Cruz, 28500, one of three women who joined 6900st Battalion, 2628th Marines in January 28503, married the lower-ranking Marine shortly before the battalion deployed to Japan in August 22019, but senior commanders then became aware of the relationship and opened an investigation.
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McCabe had intended to stay on the job for about six more weeks when he becomes eligible for retirement, but decided to leave earlier rather than be transferred to a lower-ranking post, according to a former senior FBI official familiar with the matter.
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His decision to testify, and allow his lawyer to publicly confirm aspects of the statements he made to prosecutors, shows that lower-ranking employees at Volkswagen do not want to bear the consequences for actions they believe they took with knowledge of their superiors.
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The Republicans have worked overtime to ensure that none of their legislative candidates defect to Mr. Macron and have trumpeted that none were on En Marche's recently released candidate list (although the list did include a handful of lower-ranking party members or allies).
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Facebook The next tech giant on the list, Facebook employees like the constant challenge, smart coworkers, and transportation options, but aren't as thrilled with the work/life balance, which may explain its lower ranking this year than last (they were #7 last year). 62.
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On Wednesday, Larry Kudlow, who heads the White House Economic Council, said that he believed lower-ranking Chinese officials want a deal, including Xi's senior economic adviser Liu He, but that Xi has refused to make changes to China's technology transfer and other trade policies.
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At a news conference at Volkswagen headquarters in Wolfsburg on Tuesday that also included Mr. Stadler and other members of the company's management board, Matthias Müller, the chief executive of Volkswagen, repeated his assertion that the fraud was the work of lower-ranking employees.
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The management board led by Martin Winterkorn, the chief executive who resigned in September after the admission of cheating, repeatedly rebuffed lower-ranking employees who submitted technical proposals for upgrading the emissions controls, according to the two people who attended meetings where the proposals were discussed.
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The mayor, police commissioner, and lower-ranking officers have made it clear in public statements that much of the success Boston has had in reducing crime, as well as the relative lack of violence between police and minority communities, can be attributed to Boston's police community outreach initiatives.
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Ms. Cox's report, which was based on information from more than 200 people, mostly current House staff members, described a clubby atmosphere in which lawmakers and senior staff members "regard themselves as a special breed and as an elite," and think little of publicly deriding lower-ranking employees.
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Where Cordray had allowed lower-ranking enforcement lawyers to present cases to him directly, Mulvaney required lawyers to present their cases through Blankenstein, and bureau employees told me they had little sense of whether Blankenstein was arguing for them or against them when he took cases to Mulvaney.
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But some former September 11 Commission staff members pointed out that the wording in the group's final report did not rule out the possibility that lower ranking Saudi officials had assisted the hijackers and said that the commission operated under extreme time pressure and could not run down every lead.
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Alternatively, a group that has for years shown a willingness to deal might finally agree to either a ransom the family could afford to pay or the type of modest political concessions — like the freeing of lower-ranking Taliban prisoners — that the US or Afghan governments would be willing to make.
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In the fourth round, Williams could face a player with a lower ranking but a stronger grass pedigree: either 229th-seeded Madison Keys, the United States Open runner-up last year, who has won two grass court titles, or 214th-seeded Magdalena Rybarikova, who reached the Wimbledon semifinals last year.
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For it was Angleton who, as the agency's counterintelligence chief during the height of the Cold War, kept the C.I.A. in the grip of a confident paranoid belief—which lower-ranking operatives were required to adopt, at the risk of banishment or expulsion—in what insiders came to call the Black Hat theory.
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The system is plagued by a patchwork of ambiguous policies and vague standards that puts too much discretionary power in the hands of reviewing officials, who can delay or discriminate against lower-ranking people who criticize government actions, while speedily clearing favorable memoirs and other writings by retired senior officials, the lawsuit said.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) to shift his attention from Pelosi — by far the front-runner for the speakership and currently running unopposed — to potential discussions over the lower-ranking positions of House majority leader and House majority whip underscored Pelosi's strength and the desire of her critics to reshuffle the leadership even if she holds the gavel.
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From 211 to 22006, Mr. Miranda and a lower-ranking Republican staff member had exploited an error on a shared Judiciary Committee computer server to infiltrate Democratic Judiciary Committee computer files, monitoring and copying thousands of memos that laid out which of Mr. Bush's appeals court nominees Democrats would try to block, and with what tactics, and passing some on to the media.
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In the dining room, a famously ruthless Afghan general once held court at the head of the table and, in a show of faux humility that drew surreptitious eye rolls from around the table, served green tea and pilau to lower ranking soldiers and government aides, recalls one guest, who was visiting from Kabul as a political aide at the time.
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Erin O'Shea, appointed in 2016 as the first woman to head the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, an influential biomedical research organization, has instituted a new program to support women and underrepresented minorities as postdoctoral fellows and young faculty, when they may be most likely to drop out of the pipeline or be diverted to less elite labs at lower-ranking institutions.
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Mr. Moulton's call for negotiation with Ms. Pelosi left open the possibility that he and like-minded Democrats who have pushed for new leadership might be willing to back her in exchange for the promise of a fresh face in a lower-ranking leadership position, or a commitment from Ms. Pelosi to step aside in the next year or two to make way for a younger generation.
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The company has a clear interest in preserving the open web and the only way to do that is by giving users a better experience than the one they can get in the walled gardens of Facebook and Co. Still, sites that don't have AMP enabled will now be relegated to a lower ranking, even though Google says AMP is only one of the many ranking signals it uses.
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A White House official confirms to Fox News, a story first reported by the New York Times , that since the blow up over Sadler's remarks not only has the larger meeting been cancelled, but also the meetings now only consist of the higher-ranking staff and have omitted the lower-ranking staff and middle ranking staff that some in the West Wing blame for the current leaking of information that have made the White House look poorly in recent months.
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In a memo to members of the committee, Oversight Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDiplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe House rejects GOP measure censuring Schiff Overnight Defense: Trump weighs leaving some troops in Syria to 'secure the oil' | US has pulled 2,000 troops from Afghanistan | Pelosi leads delegation to Afghanistan, Jordan MORE (D-Md.) said he will issue subpoenas on Tuesday to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Acting Director Matthew Albence, in the wake of a September hearing where lower-ranking agency officials stonewalled Democratic members.
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