Sentence examples for deemed subordinate from inspiring English sources

Now in her mid-60s, Sachs recalls working in a time when knitting was immediately delegated to the realm of craft, which was deemed subordinate to art, implying that so-called women's work lacked the rigor and erudition of male-dominated fields like painting and sculpture.

Because the aim of our empirical study was to obtain detailed and factual information on a participant's current working practices, to be combined into a complete, comprehensive, all-encompassing, and in-depth view of the organization's working processes, procedures, service supply, etc., collection of descriptive participant statistics was deemed subordinate.

While he aspires in his manifesto to create a perfect world by making sure that "all women must be quarantined like the plague they are" (p. 136) he writes in other places of destroying those men who he deems subordinate to these ball-busting she-demons.

One section of the bill provides a mechanism to ban any organisation in Hong Kong that is deemed to be subordinate to one banned in China on security grounds which could easily be used against the religious group Falun Gong, or perhaps against the Hong Kong Alliance, which organised protests in China after the Tiananmen Square massacre.

The short answer is because it was my job to lead and ensure the safety of those deemed as my subordinates, but all I could think then was why not me?

Government policies and underlying political exigencies have been deemed secondary causes, necessarily subordinate to market forces.

The Supreme Court is often wise and idealistic, but the spirit of the Indian Constitution deems all institutions subordinate to the collective will of the people or, in other words, their elected representatives, who can overrule the court if they close ranks.

Although O'Donnell said in 1998 that wives should "graciously submit" to their husbands, her 2005 suit charged that she suffered "mental anguish" after being demoted and fired because the institute's conservative philosophy deemed that women must be subordinate.

Keep in mind that the optionality of a section or compound element always takes precedence over the elements that it contains, and if deemed applicable, then the optionality of its subordinate elements is to be interpreted.

We do not believe that providing justice for victims of sexual assault requires subordinating so many protections long deemed necessary to protect from injustice those accused of serious offenses.

Letting billionaire subordinates in the Cabinet make decisions previously (and properly) deemed presidential?