In both viae, common terms are subordinated to common concepts, and it is in virtue of this subordination that they ultimately signify what their concepts represent.
These details are subordinated, though, to Greenberg's wry introspection.
Instead, its troops there are subordinated to the overall regional commander.
"We are subordinated to the maximum authority, which is the president of the republic".
The other effect has been that tax policies are subordinated to other policies such as trade liberalisation.
Outline and firm shape are subordinated, as in Hemingway, to the passage of one shape into the next.
"When work becomes the fulcrum around which lives are organised, family, home, leisure, and all else are subordinated".
But ideological biases have become so ingrained in Washington that scientific realities are subordinated to political intransigence.
Pakistan's greatest challenge is to develop a political culture in which individual, clan or group interests are subordinated to the commonweal.
Totalitarian regimes require the complete subservience of the individual to the state and tolerate only one party to which all institutions are subordinated.
After all, the other side of "free" trade is "unfree" national politics: under World Trade Organization agreements, domestic labor concerns are subordinated to multinational profit.
