Sentence examples for subordinate member from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it soon became the subordinate member of the new state.

The southern 26 counties of Ireland declared themselves the Republic of Ireland in 1949, but the British government continued to treat the Republic as a subordinate member of the Commonwealth, rather than a full-fledged European state, until 1968.

In 2008, he was criticised by the IMF board for an affair with a subordinate member of staff.

One type of privilege covers communications between the president or top White House aides and subordinate members of the executive branch.

It is human interests, not biological malfunctions, that explain the judgments that subordinate members have the relevant biological character.

What happened in practice was that subordinate members of the group glanced at the dominant monkey or ape as often as every 30 seconds.

In contrast, high dominants were found to use more instrumental aggression (both relational and overt forms) toward the friends in their clique than any subordinate members used.

Kinds that work like this include "weed" or "vermin" (Murphy 2006): the existence of the superordinate class depends on human interests but the subordinate members are natural kinds whose natures can be investigated scientifically.

The group usually follows, even though many subordinate members cannot gain access to that particular resource.

Open Society Foundations (OSF) describes command responsibility as, "legal liability of a commander or civilian superior for crimes committed by subordinate members of armed forces or other persons under their control".

Subordinate members of the canopy, however, do experience height growth repression as competition increases with age and stocking (Abetz, 1976; Erteld, 1979; Mäkinen and Isomäki, 2004; Bevilacqua et al., 2005).