It is astonishing to find Greece listed here, for only briefly did its political organization resemble the others, the large-scale, bureaucratic despotisms that gradually crushed subordinate entities to produce empires without political freedom.
Why deal with self-aggrandizing humans when the increasingly plausible alternative is this quite subordinate and normally obedient entity in the den to whom one's relationship is essentially that of slave owner?
Gradually, the foreign Franciscans were replaced by locals and in the 1620s the Bulgarian Catholics formed a separate autonomous entity directly subordinate to the Pope, the Bulgarian Custody.
The co-ops "will not be administratively subordinated to any state entity," the government said in a summary of the laws in Granma, the state-run newspaper.
This entity was subordinated to Kontinentale Öl, a company that had exclusive rights to oil production in German-occupied territories.
Let us assume that the entity of the RS (subordinate 3TCAE (n - 1) or current 3TCAE (n)) does not send the control message at time.
This was the reason for the formation of Striking Fleet Atlantic as an independent entity, instead of being operationally subordinated to the UK Admiral serving as Commander-in-Chief, Eastern Atlantic, in October November 1952.
It is important to note, first, that the work economic sector was assigned at the level of the establishment or worksite (the establishment is an economic entity located in a definite location and subordinated to a unique authority) rather than at the broader level of the company.
Her economy was inseparable from her political calculation in this instance, since the favour she showed the extramural playing companies served to keep the city of London a powerful political entity on the doorstep of her own court off-balance, properly subordinate to her own will and thus, as it were, in its placourt off-balance
It also makes clear that corporate entities do not enjoy special privileges or powers that subordinate the community's rights to private corporate interests.
Acknowledging Iran's right to enrich would require acknowledging the Islamic Republic as a legitimate entity with legitimate national interests, a rising regional power not likely to subordinate its foreign policy to Washington (as, for example, U.S. administrations regularly expected of Egypt under Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak).
