Sentence examples for subordinate government from inspiring English sources

Before taking the job, which has inevitably led to daily scrutiny by the Greek news media, she demanded to report to the prime minister of Greece, not to subordinate government officials.

Governments at all levels need to examine, monitor, and advise on the safety work of subordinate government levels, and make transparent their budgets and plans for work safety.

He also ended an inappropriate division of authority in India by making the governor general supreme over the subordinate governments of Bombay and Madras.

21 Each prefectural government further had the mergers and reorganizations targets split within subordinate governments (county and district), and the relevant administrative authority was granted to them.

Specifically, the provincial Bureau of Justice does not choose to use professional authority but bypasses it to compete for the provincial government's attention and put pressure on local subordinate governments and bureaus by means of the authority status of the provincial party committee and the provincial government.

By themselves, the Ministry of All-German andairs and other government agencies and subordinate authorities would hardly have been able to carry on an efficient battle against communism.

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.

Under today's economic conditions, the risk of corporations being subordinated to government interests seems faint indeed.

In some ways, if Mr. Bloomberg makes good on his promise to pick the best people and then let them do their jobs, a more subdued mayor may please his subordinates in government.

Cẩn's subordinates ordered government forces to fire on the unarmed Buddhist crowd protesting the ban, killing nine.

Central banks have historically often been subordinated to governments, but the high inflation and slow growth that followed the oil price shocks of the 1970s ushered in a relatively simple orthodoxy: their goal should be to keep inflation in check.