Sentence examples for direct subordination from inspiring English sources

In late 1332, coinciding with the appointment of Taynal al-Ashrafi as governor, some of the provincial privileges of Gaza, such as the governor's direct subordination to the sultan in Cairo, were removed by an-Nasir Muhammad's decree.

She directed my attention to Jordanian-made films about the subordination of women inside the home, and to Rana Husseini's powerful book on honor killings, Murder in the Name of Honor.

Such subordination would violate the equal freedom of the subordinated person.

Fraser is highly critical of Pateman's analysis, which she terms the "master/subject model," a model that presents women's subordination "first and foremost as the condition of being subject to the direct command of an individual man" (1993, 173).

Subordination of clauses is done by the use of special subordinate moods.

He should try subordination for a change.

"They were creatures of order and subordination".

The subordination of architectural to commercial values.

But subordination "is a very controversial doctrine," he said.

The commas are marking a thoughtful subordination of information.

A NEW Vietnam, a subordination to American policy, an Atlanticist obsession.