Sentence examples for new subordination from inspiring English sources

The shadow cabinet was packed with former ministers who had been senior to Ed in government and did not embrace their new subordination.

For example, women now experience many new kinds of subordination, both in the labor market and the family.

However, questions remain regarding social and economic problems that have arisen as a result of incorporation into a globalized economy during the recent crisis, and the new forms of subordination to, and dependence upon, transnational capital that this integration imposes.

Fordham University law professor Tanya Hernandez, author of the new book Racial Subordination in Latin America, is among the scholars opposing the proposal to join race and ethnicity as a "Hispanic" category.

A NEW Vietnam, a subordination to American policy, an Atlanticist obsession.

Consequently, new forms of racial subordination have emerged.

In this paper we present some new applications of convolution and subordination in geometric function theory.

Yes, but: I think that women are the internal enemy regardless of the ethnic or racial or nationalist status of the group's men; and that Israel is a perfect example of how male dominance grows in a new state - it needs the subordination of one's own women and the subordination of a racial or ethnic other: it needs internal and external scapegoats.

The purpose of the present paper is to investigate interesting new results in connection with differential subordination and to improve some results obtained by Miller and Mocanu [5].

Sweden's future subordination into the Nazis' 'New Order' was considered by the regime.

Or do we learn from Ahalya who made a conscious choice to fulfil her need and yet has been extolled?" Like Bhattacharya, Meena Kelkar, author of Subordination of Woman: a New Perspective, feels that Ahalya was made venerable due to her acceptance of gender norms; she ungrudgingly accepted the curse while acknowledging her need for punishment.