In the compromise on welfare reform that they struck in midsummer with Senate moderates and the President, they gave up their effort to end the federal entitlements to Medicaid and food stamps, and they retreated on a number of subordinate issues, such as the "family cap" on benefit increases for children born on welfare.
His tools surely should be appropriate and efficient, but what tools to use, and what "efficiency" means for this specific job, are subordinate issues, wholly determined by that goal.
Democrats, of course, talk about poverty, low pay and income inequality with greater ease; but even they tend to treat each of them as simply discrete problems without systemic linkages, or (perhaps more commonly these days) as parts of wider agendas that subordinate issues of class to those of race, gender and sexual orientation.
He could simply override his subordinate by issuing an order.
Seeking to rein in his subordinate, Scott issued a general order in early September establishing a protocol for junior officers communicating with senior officers.
As Mr. Richard noted, Ms. Harris and her subordinates have issued several opinions rejecting the validity of hand counts, and Democrats have suggested that she did so out of political loyalty to her party and the Bush family.
Shontell reports that Duplan's right-hand man McCarthy "was said to have a temper, yelling at subordinates and issuing legal threats during firings".
Shontell reports that Duplan's right-hand man McCarthy "was said to have a temper, yelling at subordinates and issuing legal threats during firings". A former Yahoo exec Chi-Chao Chang quit after just a day on the job.
According to Jeremy Corbyn, Brexit is only a secondary issue, subordinate to the higher goal of securing a Labour government: once he is in Downing Street, everything will be fixed.
