Then we bring in subordinate clauses.
It is also charging 11.3% on a further £24.2m in "subordinate debt", which will earn financiers £37.5m in interest.
(8) Swedish omits the auxiliary hava 'have' in subordinate clauses (Huset jag sett… 'The house I [have] seen…').
In the Forties and Fifties, Mexican actor Anthony Quinn was only cast in subordinate ethnic roles ('They said all I was good for was playing Indians,' he moaned).
Japan's largest commercial lender said it would repurchase $904.3 million in subordinate bonds from the government-backed Resolution and Collection Corporation on Feb. 28.
GE Capital holds about one-quarter of Malden Mills' total debt, including a chunk of $30 million in subordinate debt, Mr. Feuerstein said.
Some American chefs put in long years in subordinate positions in kitchens or got equivalent training in cooking schools like the Culinary Institute.
Whites, who still control most of the wealth, live largely locked away behind high security fences, on which the words 'armed response' are emblazoned, and are still looked after by a small battalion of non-whites in subordinate domestic roles.
Re "Glass Ceilings at Altar as Well as Boardroom" (Dec. 14): Dr. Stephanie Brown concludes that men prefer to marry women in subordinate jobs, leaving powerful women at a disadvantage in the marriage market.
Yet, without introducing any new laws, the government has surreptitiously granted itself powers — powers that Parliament hasn't authorized it to exercise — by sneaking such powers into provisions in contracts and in subordinate legislation.
A non-West Pointer, he had failed during a tour of duty in Vietnam in 1963 and 1964 to get the command assignments necessary for promotion; he spent nearly two of the next four years in subordinate roles with the 11th Brigade in Hawaii, moving with the unit to Vietnam in late 1967 as deputy commander.
