Its best stories don't subordinate the trauma of war to the trauma of immigration, or vice versa, but treat both as aspects of a continuous present.
The Framers, not being simple, did not subordinate all values to simple majority rule.
It did not subordinate the users' contributions to professional reviews, as on Citysearch, or to directory information, as on Yellow Pages sites.
Between the church and the state John describes a hierarchy of function, but he does not subordinate state to church or church to state.
This definition of pornography leaves it open in principle that there might be sexually explicit material that is not pornography: sexually explicit material that does not subordinate women will count as harmless "erotica".
Well, following Jack Paar's formula you don't necessarily subordinate yourself.
We assume they maintain their jobs and reputations because: a) at some level, the media and the public no longer regard this as a super big deal; b) they are discreet enough to keep it within the bounds of there not being ready proof; c) there are permissible sorts of affairs that do not involve subordinates or undue "wakado" emotional mayhem or humiliating fetishes.
… we do not want an economy subordinated to capital, we want capital subordinated to the economy … If, after that, the capitalist is able to fill its coffer with gold, let him do it; we don't care; even better if he does.
At courses in a suburban Philadelphia conference center, the participants do not rule over subordinates; rather, they joust with fellow executives and listen to experts who analyze their behavior.
Mr. Clinton created the council to make sure that economic matters did not get subordinated to security concerns in setting foreign policy.
But the swaps association said the plans to subordinate private creditors do not meet the definition of subordination in the swaps contracts, so they do not have to pay out.
