Sentence examples for subordinate agencies from inspiring English sources

In absolute monarchies, as in the ancient kingdoms of East Asia, the Roman Empire, and France between the 16th and 18th centuries, all sovereign powers were concentrated in one person, the king or emperor, who exercised them directly or through subordinate agencies that acted according to his instructions.

There are twelve subordinate agencies, ten regional and two supporting Kripos and Økokrim, respectively.

The Ministry concentrates on the most vital policy tasks, while tasks concerning technical matters are performed by and dealt with by specialised directorates and subordinate agencies and institutions.

Whether such danger exists has not been determined by the Legislature, but is determined under the law by a subordinate agency, and on its findings and prophecy owners and employers are to be deprived of freedom of contract and workers of a most important element of their freedom of labor.

Just last week, the Drug Enforcement Administration, which is a subordinate agency within the DOJ but often acts as if it is independent, advised armored car and security companies that they should no longer work with marijuana businesses.

Many states delegate authority to subordinate governmental agencies such as boards of health.

This has not gone unnoticed at the Chief Accountant's office, which would like to view the PCAOB as merely a subordinate vassal agency.

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County (CCEUC) is a 501(c) 3 subordinate government agency of the State of New York under Article 5, 224(b) of the NYS County Laws organization that utilizes research based knowledge through their partnership with Cornell University.

Yoo publicly debated last month the radical notion of the "unitary executive" - that the president, as commander-in-chief, is sole judge of the law, unbound by hindrances such as the Geneva conventions, and has inherent authority to subordinate independent government agencies to his fiat.

Also, the central government has been unable to push through its plan for a national anti-terrorism agency because some states are unwilling to make their own law enforcement agencies subordinate to such a central authority.

Much information about the Lebanese drug industry remains in the hands of various Western intelligence agencies, subordinated to other foreign policy interests.