Sentence examples for fully subordinate from inspiring English sources

"We will certainly fully subordinate to the final verdict.

Temptation requires that the full force of an 'outlaw' desire be experienced, but successful integration of the self may mean that such desires are fully subordinated to wholeheartedly endorsed desires and this may preclude an agent fully experiencing them.

L3 Exercise of authority Makes sure that subordinates fully understand instructions as well as accept and follow them.

Evans abhors "the mental cruelty of millions of words of regulations with legions of subordinate clauses fully loaded with notwithstandings"; the digital era is "carpet-bombing us with the bloated extravaganzas of marketing mumbo-jumbo"; the words issue and problem are "invading barbarians... [running] through everywhere, stealing space and laying waste to living images".

Although the syntax was in his eyes subordinate, he was fully explicit in his rules.

As well as centralization and specialization, Donaldson recommended the establishment of a hierarchical system of management in which teams of workers would be subordinate to a fully qualified director of research.

Such steps entail abandonment of plans to establish the first secure military bases in a client state at the heart of the world's major energy reserves - a powerful lever of world control, as has been understood for 60 years, a means to subordinate the region more fully to US interests and the prime motive for the invasion, according to western polls in Baghdad.

However, its subordinate elements were not fully manned and activated for several years.

Aides to both Mr. Schneiderman and Mr. DiNapoli said that the top lawyers who were sent drafts by the Assembly either did not open them, did not fully read them or referred them to subordinates.

Neither bill has functioned as fully intended and both have been relegated to subordinate status due, in part, to questions regarding the constitutionality of a legislative veto, a key controversial provision in both legislation.

The dualism of tiger as both the object of power worship and the target of popular loathing of oppression cannot be fully appreciated unless we take a historical perspective on the conceptual domain of TIGER as a subordinate category of VERMIN.