Sentence examples for subordinate party from inspiring English sources

My point in distinguishing these two forces was not to give preference to the subordinate party but to argue for the necessity of maintaining a healthy tension between them, especially when it comes to the problem of mental health.

Compared to mentoring relations where a subordinate party can achieve equal status, relations of patronage tend to reinforce inequality (Stein 1984: 34).

After the failure of the Soviet Union, in which the law was subordinate to shifting party requirements, Russia effectively privatised crime.

China's Constitution is subordinate to the party and is amended often to reflect changes in official ideology.

This time, even though the Law and Justice leader immediately criticised his party subordinate, none of such happened.

While both changes reflect the government's efforts to enforce legal standards and make officials pay more attention to individual economic and social rights, the Constitution is subordinate to the party and government, not above it.

It is essential for educational programmes to clearly state the counterproductiveness of using force in dialogues between partners in an attempt to subordinate the other party and to indicate the risk of entering a cycle of generational violence.

Meanwhile, reforms in the relationship between state and party subordinated the party to government and reduced the influence of the party hierarchy on the government itself.

Mr Rove was obsessed by pursuing his dream of a rolling Republican realignment, subordinating everything to party politics.

The Labour leader, Harold Wilson, ever subordinating principle to party, veered from anti-Europeanism to pro-Europeanism to anti-Europeanism and back again.

De Gaulle's contempt for the multi-party system influenced the election--parties were subordinate to the issues, though the Communists obediently voted for Mitterrand.