"I repeat, one thing is this area," Andrade said of the friendship, and "another is the fact that the actions of government officials have to be subordinate to laws and accountable".
They deceived superiors and duped subordinates, ignored laws, illegally administrated the city, and violated laws during their enforcement of laws.
A: We believe that the Messiah has come as a subordinate, non-law-bearing prophet in the person of the founder of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community [in 1889].
According to Mr. Sumadi, this would never have happened under the Suharto government, which strictly subordinated customary law to national statutes.
Some of the existing building ensembles have been designated a UNESCO heritage site, whereby they are subordinated by law according to the Dachlandschaftsverordnung [49].
But her position is nevertheless subordinate to the laws of the land.
Legal rules can support unilateral government regulation, not in the least because the government is subordinate to the law (i.e., 'rule of law').
For though the Basic Law is meant by China to guarantee the formula of "one country, two systems", it ultimately renders Hong Kong's common-law system subordinate to the NPC's law-making.
"In his signing statements," Mr. Savage continues, "Bush instructed his subordinates that the laws were unconstitutional constraints on his own inherent power as commander in chief and as the head of the 'unitary' executive branch and thus need not be obeyed as written".
By this he means that all human beings have a propensity to subordinate the moral law to self-interest and that this propensity is radical, or rooted, in human nature in the sense that it is inextirpable.
