The word was uttered and heard as an insult that designated an inferior or subordinate people".
The first type of data divides all family households into three categories all members belong to ethnic minorities, members are a mixture of a minority group and Han, all members are Han and counts the number of households and the various subordinate people in each household in each county, province, and all over the country.
Mindfulness increases awareness of our inherent interdependency with other people and the natural environment and of values that enhance human dignity rather than subordinate people, animals, and nature to the craving for more material wealth and power.
For example, if you are dating a subordinate, people might think you are taking advantage of your position of authority and manipulating the other person.
Kimberlé Crenshaw's critical essay "Mapping Origins," from 1991, defines part of its appeal for women of color, among whom there is "a more generalized community ethic against public intervention, the product of a desire to create a private world free from the diverse assaults on the public lives of racially subordinated people".
Santorum denounces environmental activism for subordinating people to nature in pagan rituals masquerading as environmental regulations.
But at the end of the training, so many people came up to me, my peers, my subordinates, people that outranked me, folks that have been in the Army -- and this is an infantry unit, infantry men that -- coming up to me and saying, hey, sir, hey, Lieutenant Choi, we know, and we don't care.
They saw medicine itself as a coercive instrument that subordinates disabled people, not the least by inducing feelings of inadequacy and self-hate in them.
For many centuries, Islamic societies had tolerated Jews as people of the book and dhimmīs, subordinate yet protected people who were required to pay special taxes, wear identifying clothing, and live in specified areas.
