Sentence examples for subordinate by from inspiring English sources

He could simply override his subordinate by issuing an order.

Artur Mas, 50, the leader of Convergence and Union Party, says Catalonia deserves to be treated as an equal partner rather than a subordinate by Madrid, and he has said acquiring full autonomy for the region is the central task of his generation.

A sentence that ends in a noun phrase predicate can become subordinate by the addition of a nonfinite verb such as *ā 'to be,' or *yan 'to say.' Quotations are signaled by a quotative particle derived from the verb 'to say' meaning 'having said.' Interrogative sentences (questions) are formed by using either an interrogative pronoun or adverb (meaning who, which, when, where, etc).

At the end of that bloodiest day of the Civil War, Lee greeted his subordinate by saying, "Ah!

Alternatively, the inefficient hospitals could become technically efficient if they were to reduce their current number of medical officers/dentists by 44%, technical staff by 22%, and subordinate staff by 28% and beds by 29% while holding the output constant.

He also says Mr. Thompson won the admiration of subordinates by outworking them, by mastering bureaucracy and by managing selflessly.

Waltz's chief is an almost papal presence of menace, upsetting all his cringing subordinates by saying and doing next to nothing, and photographed in shadow.

Mr. Kerik said he was trying to improve the relationship between bosses and subordinates by emphasizing the need to treat officers with professional respect.

On the other hand, Mrs. Whitman seemed to soften the blow on her subordinates by suggesting that whatever their failures, they were motivated by a desire to get the job done.

Dominant groups tend to accord epistemic authority to themselves and withhold it from subordinates by constructing stigmatizing stereotypes of subordinates as incompetent or dishonest.

To the seemingly "constant" but unseen surveillance of the inmates by the warden, Bentham added the observation of the warden and his subordinates by the public.