Sentence examples for must be subordinate from inspiring English sources

But even the idea of CO2 capture and waste handling must be subordinate to basic human rights".

"Type is the clothing a word wears, so it must be subordinate to the content," he said.

Alleviating poverty must be subordinate to core business purposes for their initiatives to thrive and grow, he says.

Fortune and misfortune must be subordinate to that central Providence, and the real existence of evil is excluded.

Another Bush selection, J. Leon Holmes, a federal judge in Arkansas, has written that wives must be subordinate to their husbands and compared abortion rights activists to Nazis.

Although O'Donnell said in 1998 that wives should "graciously submit" to their husbands, her 2005 suit charged that she suffered "mental anguish" after being demoted and fired because the institute's conservative philosophy deemed that women must be subordinate.

Economic policy must be subordinated to the exchange-rate target.

It goes without saying for him that personal preferences, too, must be subordinated.

These commercial considerations must be subordinated to the urgent need to curb Iraq's illegal biological and chemical weapons programs.

"The derivation of direct economic benefit", it says, "must be subordinated to this principal aim" (maintaining the health of the forest).

"Freedom of the press, freedom of the news media, must be subordinated to the overriding needs of the integrity of Singapore," he once said.