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top-level

[top-lev-uhl] / ˈtɒpˈlɛv əl /


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In his announcement, posted late on Friday, Hegseth said he was considering ending defence department associations with other top-level schools, but primarily focused on Harvard, giving a history of its long relationship with the US military that stretched back to the first American president, George Washington.

From BBC

The Scotland coach handed Douglas, then 19, a Test debut before he had even made a top-level club appearance for Edinburgh.

From BBC

The call came as Tehran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi had travelled to Istanbul for top-level talks on the matter with Turkish top diplomat Hakan Fidan as well as meet with Erdogan, Iran's foreign ministry said in a statement.

From Barron's

To that end, Meta also announced a new “top-level” initiative called Meta Compute that is tasked with securing the enormous amounts of power the company needs to operate its AI models and social-media business.

From The Wall Street Journal

Xi began his purge of the military leadership soon after coming to power in 2012, driving out one former member of the top-level Central Military Commission in 2014 for corruption offenses including accepting bribes and improperly assisting in promotions, and another in 2015 for similar offenses.

From The Wall Street Journal