The first would attribute a sinister purpose to the legislation of which there is no indication; the second would give too much importance to a subordinate provision, one that is only ancillary or convenient to the main purpose.
Lisa Donahue testified that the Debtor classified the 2.9% Convertible Note Claims separately from the 10% Senior Noteholders because of the subordination provisions contained in the 2.9% Convertible Senior Subordinated Notes (the "2.9% Convertible Notes").
Moreover, the California contribution statute, by its own terms, expressly subordinates its provisions to common law indemnity rules; since the comparative indemnity rule we recognize today is simply an evolutionary development of the common law equitable indemnity doctrine, the primacy of such right of indemnity is expressly recognized by the statutory provisions.
City law prohibits supervisors from entering into financial pacts with superiors or subordinates, a provision intended to prevent coercion or favoritism in the city workplace.
As collaborations in stem cell science involve scientists with different disciplinary skill sets, it would be interesting to know if any particular disciplinary group tends to be placed in a subordinate or 'service-provision' (Calvert 2010) role more often in industrially-focused collaborations, and if so how this would affect the value of collaboration to this group of scientists?
The charter provision is subordinate and not inconsistent.
Subordination: Since the House amendment authorizes subordination of claims only under principles of equitable subordination, and thus incorporates principles of existing case law, a tax claim would rarely be subordinated under this provision of the bill.
The section requires courts to interpret both primary and subordinate legislation so that their provisions are compatible with the articles of the European Convention of Human Rights, which are also part of the Human Rights Act.
As Heitlinger points out, "Socialist medicine was dependent on the state for financing, provision of workplace, medical supplies and technology, clientele, salaries, the license to practice, and an adequate supply of subordinate health workers.
Yet, without introducing any new laws, the government has surreptitiously granted itself powers — powers that Parliament hasn't authorized it to exercise — by sneaking such powers into provisions in contracts and in subordinate legislation.
It was previously found that subordinate meerkats increase their rates of pup provisioning in response to experimental playback of begging calls (Carlson et al. 2006; English et al. 2008), but whether this was mediated by increased rates of aggression from the dominant female was not investigated.
