An act of Congress, they held, does not trump the Constitution; such a law "cannot control [the Constitution's] meaning, or impair its effect, but must be construed and executed in subordination to its provisions".
This meant that their political careers were apt to come into conflict with their duty as officers to act in subordination to the civilian government, which could be in the hands of their political opponents.
This discrepancy in subordination-stress induced positive o negative weight changes does not have a clear explanation at the moment.
Avoid philosophies that suggest being assigned for retraining (on farms, in mines or subordination in groupings) which may be to level the "terrain" by lowering the need to strive or to excel in your own view.
Volunteer work councils, being integrated in the workflow as "normal" employees, are organized in the subordination structure and perceive leadership of their disciplinary superiors positively.
On the other hand, there is a theory that although all acts of parliament are equal in their subordination to parliamentary sovereignty, some are more equal than others.
Although violating aesthetic rules in their subordination of shape to decoration, such wares remain works of great skill, as well as beauty.
Of Oprah's emotional abuse by an ex-boyfriend, she writes, "African American women understand in their bones the slave mentality that leads sisters like Oprah to give their all to a man in complete subordination".
African peoples, who were so painfully drawn into the capitalist economy of Southern Africa and were subjected to ever-increasing administrative, economic, and political control, did not acquiesce in their subordination without resistance.
He acknowledged that Fichte, whom he had previously revered as his philosophical model, had not taken adequate notice of nature in his philosophical system, inasmuch as Fichte had always viewed nature only as an object in its subordination to man.
Together with the Latin church of the West, it rejected Arianism (a belief in the subordination of the Son to the Father) at Nicaea (325), Nestorianism (a belief that stresses the independence of the divine and human natures of Christ) at Ephesus (431), and monophysitism (a belief that Christ has only one, divine nature) at Chalcedon (451).
