Sentence examples for * the subordinated from inspiring English sources

A still more junior lien is the subordinated debenture, which is secondary (in terms of ability to reclaim capital in the event of a business liquidation) to all other debentures and specifically to short-term bank loans.

First, she argues that his analysis of power is not a theory for women because it does not examine power from the epistemological point of view of the subordinated; in her view, Foucault analyzes power from the perspective of the colonizer, rather than the colonized (1990).

The moral terms require the dominant group to evaluate the lives of their group more highly than those of the subordinated, the political to deprive the subordinate group of effective political power, and the epistemological terms require the members of the dominant group to see themselves as intellectually superior to the dominated.

The way they perceived and interpreted the physical reality of the patient's body permitted no space for our radical distinction between objective bodily knowledge "owned" by the medical practitioner and (in regard to its "truth" value) the subordinated subjective bodily knowledge felt by a patient.

Here's a translation: A bailout could mean no interest payments on the subordinated debt.

A key question is whether the subordinated debt required by the plan could be credibly uninsured.

Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch's deputy Middle East director Joe Stork said that after 2011, the "authorities subordinated the king's reform agenda to a campaign to silence peaceful dissidents".

The 373rd Division with the newly subordinated 1st Regiment of the Brandenburg Division was ordered to conduct a sweep-and-destroy operation in the area south and southeast of Drvar; this operation was codenamed "Vijenac", and was to take place concurrently with "Operation Grmeč".

The banks, for instance, are large buyers of the insurers' subordinated loans, and the life insurers are the largest shareholders of the banks.

But speculators may have bought credit default swaps on the companies' subordinated debt even if they did not own any of the debt.

The new rules are good news for holders of bank debt, particularly the highly subordinated capital securities and preferred securities that banks issue to meet regulatory capital requirements.