Sentence examples for subordinate only to from inspiring English sources

Significantly, in 456 457 and 465 467 he ruled alone, subordinate only to the Eastern emperor in Constantinople.

During the war Mr. Krajisnik was the second most powerful political leader on the Bosnian Serb side, subordinate only to President Radovan Karadzic, who has been indicted for many of the same crimes but is still at large.

Now two of the leading accusees, Colin Powell and Dick Cheney, are assuming positions at the very top of the American government, subordinate only to the firstborn son of another of the leading accusees..

How many times have you thought carefully about something you want to communicate to your boss, a colleague, or subordinate, only to find yourself leaving the conversation feeling angry or frustrated by how it went?

Now two of the leading accusees, Colin Powell and Dick Cheney, are assuming positions at the very top of the American government, subordinate only to the firstborn son of another of the leading accusees.

Earlier this year, The Hindu newspaper reported that the Law Ministry had created three new high courts, subordinate only to the Supreme Court, for the states of Meghalaya, Manipur and Tripura.

The Gaekwads, who came to prominence in the 1720s with the incursions of Damaji and Pilaji Gaekwad into Gujarat, were initially subordinate not only to the Bhonsles but also to the powerful Dabhade family.

Black women were subordinate not only to the apartheid law, but to the traditional law that your father, your brothers, your uncles could order you about and tell you what to do.

"Bragg's subordinates needed only to carry out his orders and the Army of Tennessee's first clear-cut victory would be a reality".

American officials say he now tends to talk to subordinates only in person, and they then pass on his messages to others in the organization.

But if James's proliferating clauses sometimes exist only to subordinate themselves into an ecstasy of avoidance, Ozick's prose is typically fit, observant and athletic: "The jagged-toothed landlady materialized as before, only now in cotton house slippers, with a wet mop in hand and a big rag wound round her waist".