Sentence examples for subordinate organization from inspiring English sources

It is a subordinate organization of the Federal Ministry for Economics, and it is located in Hannover--with an additional subdivision in Berlin.

Can it really be that easy for a subordinate organization to run directly counter to the aspirations of its superior?

'The Colorectal ESD Standardization Implementation Working Group,' a subordinate organization of the 'Gastroenterological Endoscopy Promotion Liaison Conference,' has proposed a draft of 'Criteria of Indications for Colorectal ESD' (Table 2).

As Mao put it, in 1968, "Party unity" depended on the belief that "the individual is subordinate to the organization".

But some readers and even other journalists see hypocrisy when a news organization subordinates its fundamental obligation to inform the public to its human impulse to protect one of its own.

True, Dodd and Corker would create a consumer protection division, but two "equal" subordinates in any organization inevitably end up competing for dominance.

The time is gone where it was adequate for academic institutions, government, or industrial organizations to simply place a token woman or person of color in a subordinate position within the organization, and then pat itself on the back for having done so.

The obvious implication is that all these hierarchical levels of biological organization involve subordinate elements of biological systems knowing exactly what they are doing expressing and fulfilling clear intent.

I am proposing for your public deliberation and consent, some consolidations as shown below--indented organizations are subordinate to, and will be represented on the Cabinet by, the principal organization.

Protecting a Reporter Re "Journalistic Ideals, Human Values" (July 5): You write that some readers and journalists recoil at a news organization that "subordinates its fundamental obligation to inform the public to its human impulse to protect one of its own".

Another such assumption is that the people who work for an organization are subordinates expected to do what they are assigned to do and not much else.