Sentence examples for subjection at from inspiring English sources

Understanding the processes of subjection at work further suggests that better regulation of ASM in itself will be insufficient to move beyond the current impasse and support true partnerships and genuine politics of recognition and belonging.

The Crows reinforce Scarecrow's subjection at their hands through a song whose refrain "you can't win child, you can't get out of the game" that aims to disabuse Scarecrow of any aspirations toward freedom ... Their insistence that "reading is stupid" suggests that a Eurocentric education does not promise liberation from "the game" that race and racism create .

So was that between the Orleanists and the Bonapartists; the former aimed at securing political liberty, in addition to equality, before the law and in social life, whereas the latter aimed at subjection to a military despotism.

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.

C. 524 BCE c. 460 BCE Themistocles, (born c. 524 bce died c. 460) Athenian politician and naval strategist who was the creator of Athenian sea power and the chief saviour of Greece from subjection to the Persian empire at the Battle of Salamis in 480 bce.

In these societies, individual autonomy is mediated primarily by subjection to a providential God, at least until the late eighteenth century, or since that time through the rule of law and related abstract rational constructions.

Even those who opposed or feared them would be hard pressed to claim that the grievances from which the movement sprang — the economic subjection of African-Americans, and humiliation at the hands of the authorities — have been answered, let alone assuaged.

This Foucaultian insight into the nature of subjection — into the ways in which becoming a subject means at the same time being subjected to power relations — thus forms the basis for Butler's trenchant critique of the category of women, and for her call for a subversive performance of the gender norms that govern the production of gender identity.

While at school she read The Subjection of Women by John Stuart Mill and became a supporter of women's suffrage.

The principal reason for this situation is antimicrobial resistance which is described as the alteration of microorganisms at the time of their subjection to antimicrobial drugs and is usually created by the mis- and/or overuse of antimicrobials [17].