A less subservient approach to professionals and strategic non-compliance have been identified as essential elements in achieving a balance in a person's life and attaining a sense of well-being in managing diabetes [ 22].
Only wouldn't it have been cool if what Vicky had wanted to be was a less subservient, more out-there type of girl, so self-assured that nothing ever threw her? Somehow she'd got stuck with the wrong kid.
Yet, while the old men's discipline seemed associated with duties towards a collective, and obedience to governmental hierarchies, the young KEMRI/CDC staff were less subservient, nor did they invoke an ethics of service or the wish to build a healthy nation.
If the propaganda campaign predicted by Rubin's friend is launched, less subservient news organizations should ask certain questions, and keep asking them: Does the Administration expect the Iranian regime to fall in the event of an attack?
Go back a few hundred years and women were less subservient.
He must also somehow push aside the incumbent, Abdullah Gul, a loyal crony who has become less subservient.
Despite feeling insecure at times, participants reported feeling less subservient with CAM.
And that might mean a leader less captive of, and subservient to the party's various factions and power structures than Campbell Newman has proved to be.
The point there was that Kantian reason, though transcending the understanding, was none the less restricted in its knowledge to the limits of the latter and even subservient to it in the exercise of its powers.
The drama is presented with stark economy, its words subservient to the slow exposition of its plot, and the characterisation admittedly less subtle than Shakespeare's.
