Between 1173 and 1202 Ghiyāṣ, the senior Ghūrid leader and suzerain, and Muʿizz-ud-Dīn, his brother and loyal subordinate, raised Ghūrid power to its peak.
When the case of a missing American was half-heartedly raised by a subordinate, he promptly apologised to the Russians.
Earlier, while still a subordinate of Harney's, Lyon had raised tensions in Missouri to a fever-pitch by acting independently and capturing a portion of the Missouri State Militia during the Camp Jackson Affair on May 10 , 1861
Ms. Jones says that Jemaah Islamiyah "is not operating simply as a subordinate of the global Al Qaeda terrorist network," but that it raises money and plans operations on its own.
Mr. Corzine's top campaign aide, Tom Shea, also accused Mr. Christie of misusing his authority as United States attorney by giving a raise and promotion to Ms. Brown, a subordinate who owed him money.
Even so, unclear commands, the possibility of incorrectly phrased orders or the acquisition of new information about the combat zone or an adversary's movements do allow subordinates to raise concerns up the chain of command.
But the facts of United States v. Marcum, as reviewed by the appeals court, raised questions about the nature of the sergeant's sexual relationship with a subordinate, and the five judges gave considerable weight to military regulations barring any sexual relationship between superiors and subordinates in the same command.
The departure of Mr. Moelis, a veteran banker with a loyal following among his subordinates and clients, raised questions about what Credit Suisse would have left to show for its investment.
This functional rearrangement of trial choreography not only raised the bar against testimony offered by civil plaintiffs, the parties most likely to be disadvantaged by Daubert hearings, but also demoted juries to a subordinate role in fact-finding.
"Judges play a subordinate role — necessary yes, but subordinate nonetheless.
Women are in a subordinate position.
