Sentence examples for made subordinate from inspiring English sources
Hart retired to England in January 1908 after his office was made subordinate to a bureau of Chinese officials.
The Reich Ministries of Justice, Education, Religion, and the Office of Spatial Planning were made subordinate to him.
The executive chairs of the councils will be made subordinate to the chief executive of a single merged organization, called UKRI.
The sacred scriptures, embodying as they do the results of intuitive experiences of seers, therefore, should be accepted as authoritative, and reasoning should be made subordinate to them.
She was not, as women often can be, made subordinate to her pregnancy; she was sexually explicit and profane and insightful and, by the way, expecting.
Yet with the conservative generals being made subordinate, the stage is finally clear for fundamental reform although the political leadership is yet to articulate what this might mean.Staff purgeThe top echelon of the Russian military's General Staff is in a state of unprecedented flux.
His penetrating cross-examination often made subordinates quake if they were the subject of his scrutiny.
I'm bursting with A vitality of the flesh, flesh singing in a key that makes Subordinate other flesh.
In objectification, dominant groups project their desires onto subordinate groups and, in virtue of their power, make subordinate groups conform to the way dominants want them to be.
Gen. S. Taco Gilbert III, were premature and could hamper investigations by making subordinates less willing to turn over evidence.
Similarly, the Bank of Japan is buying stocks and may make subordinated loans to banks to boost their capital and lending capacity; the money supply is not a consideration.
