The law, the report noted, "not only subordinates the needs of the patient to that of the state, it propagates fear among the population".
When hazing goes unpunished, not only are subordinates at risk and the integrity of our military impugned, but unity among troops is destroyed.
The militia were under the overall direction of Continental Army General Baron von Steuben, a prickly Prussian taskmaster who, although he was an excellent drillmaster, alienated not only his subordinates, but also had a difficult relationship with the state's governor, Thomas Jefferson.
Black women's intersectional identity that casts them not only as racially subordinate, but as gender, and class subordinate, as well, therefore, indicts interracial, interdenominational conversations that "celebrate" racial reconciliation as inherently insufficient for the work of justice as it relates to the entire black community, male and female.
The Gaekwads, who came to prominence in the 1720s with the incursions of Damaji and Pilaji Gaekwad into Gujarat, were initially subordinate not only to the Bhonsles but also to the powerful Dabhade family.
Dyadic distances increased not only between monitoring subordinates and central dominants, but, as a side effect, also among subordinates.
In governing his realm, Andrew not only demanded that the subordinate princes obey him but also tried to reduce the traditional political powers of the boyars (i.e., the upper nobility) within his hereditary lands.
Additionally, we find that a penalty incentive frame motivates low relationship quality subordinates to not only withhold effort to help the manager, but to exert costly effort to harm the manager.
In "An Official Reply," an academic named Zhao Ningshen gives a lengthy report about his former professor, Fang Baichen, who is now a subordinate, revealing not only the facts of Fang's career, but also his own unacknowledged ambitions and jealousies.
