In matters of organization, expenditure, and nomination to subordinate positions, the Director may be assisted by a Committee made up of the Professors of all grades in the Departments concerned.
Rather, it is a central cause of the subordinate position of women in society.
A resurrection of the traditional Christian west would promise to relegate minorities and women to subordinate positions.
Although Ibero America and the Caribbean (the "American Mediterranean," to borrow Matthew Pratt Guterl's fine formulation) are important to this transnational turn, the major impetus has been bringing back what should never have been left out the subordinate position of the young republic within the British Atlantic world.
Because of its subordinate position in a capitalist society and the effects of periodic depressions on wages and employment, the proletariat as described by Marxists was usually living in poverty.
While Vienna has set a number of policy actions to attract foreign researchers, Munich faces constraints because of its subordinate position within the federal system.
They did this, however, while maintaining a consciousness of their subordinate position.
He remained the loyal soldier in a continuing attempt to prove his worth, while seeking Eisenhower's trust and confidence through persistent public demonstrations of his subordinate position.
A significant example of this subordinate position was the stories from women who were tempted by their partners/husbands to eat forbidden food.
Thus, during their apprenticeship young women anticipate gendered division of labor and a subordinate position of female professionals (Acker 1990, p. 146) based on their experience of being ascribed to the 'wrong sex', the 'weak sex', or the 'archetypal sex'.
Men often declined the use of condoms and the subordinate position of women compelled them to acquiesce.
