These hypotheses are validated by a sample of 65 leaders and 275 subordinates from two private enterprises in mainland China.
While it's not fair to call Obama a socialist, it is fair to suggest he believes in private enterprise that is subordinate to government.
Control variables not presented here include tax amount, headquarters location, enterprise ownership type, subordinate companies, trust in government, and trust in charitable organizations.
The department also exercised control over enterprises and institutions directly subordinate to the Soviet government.
In this system, subordinate units of the economy (e.g., industrial enterprises) operated in accordance with administrative instructions, and they did not decide their inputs or outputs by negotiation with other enterprises, these being determined by the planners.
Thus, functionalist architectural doctrine places function or utility at the heart of the architectural enterprise, with other aspects of architecture subordinate thereto.
Still, Mr. Biden's effort to subordinate his own voice (or manhood) to the broader enterprise has been a struggle.
At the beginning of the Han dynasty, China's salt and iron enterprises were privately owned by a number of wealthy merchants and subordinate regional kings.
It is a role that can never be played by self-alienated and self-proclaimed elites who strive to reveal to others their respective roles and beliefs and actions within an enterprise association, that is, an association with a collective goal to which individual goals are subordinate.
Mr. Calhern, whom we will consider first, does his best to subordinate himself to the play — to give the impression, that is, that he is only part of an enterprise that involves a good many other people of nearly equal importance.
