Sentence examples for designed to subordinate from inspiring English sources

He drew attention from Washington for the first time in 1989, when a collection of his speeches, "The Japan That Can Say No," appeared in English in a partial, unauthorized version translated by a department of the Pentagon… The gist of Ishihara's argument was that American attitudes toward Japan were designed to subordinate Japanese interests and were, moreover, animated by racism.

There has been so much written about this particular verse, that I am always surprised that people still try to claim that this means the woman was designed to be a subordinate helper to the man, like an assistant or secretary.

At the same time, he tried to improve the quality of the administration and to raise national morale by instituting a vigorous program of education for all his subordinates, designed to improve their literary skill and to imbue them with the old warrior values of discipline and leadership.

The law was designed to prevent officeholders from pressuring their subordinates into making political donations.

The plot is subordinate, a slender trellis designed to support Manea's densely interlacing digressions, riffs and reveries on everything from utopian idealism and the meaning of 9/11 to death metal music and the art of the obituary.

The leader member exchange (LMX) theory of leadership focuses on the quality of relationships built between leaders and subordinates; LMX measures are designed to assess the quality of these relationships.

Introduction: The paper presents three intervention studies designed to modify supervisory monitoring and rewarding of subordinates' safety performance.

In East Germany the state bank was subordinate to the Ministry of Finance and designed to be a tool of central planning.

Professional auditors at two firms completed a computerized task designed to test the effects of initial impressions and experience upon the information later recalled about a subordinate.

In other words, the ritual was designed to allow the mountain deity to actually take the life of the victim with the Inca religious attendants serving as subordinate facilitators in the sacrificial ritual.

These 'intermediate channels' are such subordinate institutions as the nobility and an independent judiciary; and the laws of a monarchy should therefore be designed to preserve their power.