Sentence examples for firmly subject from inspiring English sources

Above all, instead of pay being seen as an instrument of power and status exerted by leaders over all subordinate groups, it would become a joint decision for those groups themselves, a decentralisation of power among those directly affected, though firmly subject to all the necessary economic realities.

A judgement from the CJEU at the end of last year, deeming Uber a transport company — and therefore firmly subject to local transport laws — looked like the final nail in the coffin for ride-hailing platforms to circumvent taxi regulations in Europe.

By the mid-3rd century all Etruria appears to have been pacified and firmly subjected to Roman hegemony.

Mr Calvert's answer is to place his subject firmly on Egyptian soil.

In all that time there has never been a better opportunity than now to put this subject firmly among the nation's priorities.

"The situation is that the R&A and the USGA [United States Golf Association] do have this subject firmly back on the radar," the chief executive said.

Wendi Terry, head of the YAC at the Council for British Archaeology, firmly believes the subject has many cross-curricular links and loads of opportunities for hands-on learning.

The spotlight was fixed firmly on the subject this year when Daisy Goodwin, TV producer, writer and chairman of this year's Orange prize for women's literature, complained of the depressing number of stories of victimisation and grief that had been submitted.

And one senses that Frazier knows the door has in fact shut pretty firmly on his subject, for all that he admires Moore's work and is interested by the man.

He has made no secret of his own views on this subject: firmly opposed to the merger of the two German states, he has been sharply critical of what he regards as the new Germany's materialism, corruption and xenophobia.

The book maintains that several chapters of the autobiography explaining Malcolm X's evolving but still radical political vision were deleted before publication, perhaps out of Haley's desire to produce a work that "frames his subject firmly within mainstream civil rights respectability at the end of his life".