In 1958 a British sociologist named Michael Young coined the word "meritocracy" to denote a society that organizes itself according to IQ-test scores.
Even today, for many people Asia's developing economies still denote the world's factories its cheap call centers and efficient manufacturers of every gizmo imaginable.
New hires have to go through two weeks of AIT's brand of basic training, and employees wear color-coded badges to denote their rank (black for corporate officers, red for .
Fort Campbell's 'Lifeliners' take over Afghanistan mission A ceremony was held at Bagram Air Field on June 8 to denote the transfer of authority of sustainment operations and retrograde support from Task Force Durable to Task Force Lifeliners of Fort Campbell's 101st Sustainment Brigade.
June 11, 2013 - The Leaf Chronicle
Fort Campbell's 'Lifeliners' take over Afghanistan mission A ceremony was held at Bagram Air Field on June 8 to denote the transfer of authority of sustainment operations and retrograde support from Task Force Durable to Task Force Lifeliners of Fort Campbell's 101st Sustainment Brigade.
June 11, 2013 - The Leaf Chronicle
Tennis-French Open order of play on Saturday PARIS, June 7 (Reuters) - Order of play on Court Philippe Chatrier on the 14th day of the French Open on Saturday (times GMT, prefix numbers denote seedings): Play starts at 1300: 1-Serena Williams (United States) v 2-Maria Sharapova (Russia) 1-Bob Bryan/Mike Bryan (United States) - Michael Llodra/Nicolas Mahut (France) (Compiled by Julien Pretot; Editing by Ed Osmond)
June 7, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! Sports
Rais Yatim in Reuters India That shoe throwing episode, in my view is truly the best Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) to the leader who coined the phrase 'axis of evil' to denote Iran, Iraq and North Korea,Rais said, according to the advance text of his speech.
Harry Belafonte in NewsMax.com Hitler had a lot of Jews high up in the hierarchy of the Third Reich. Color does not necessarily denote quality, content or value,Belafonte said in an exclusive interview with Cybercast News Service.
Jancis Robinson in Washington Post For years we have drawn two bands around the globe, roughly between latitudes 30 and 50, to denote those parts of it deemed suitable for viticulture,Jancis Robinson, a respected wine critic and writer, said on her Web site.