Sentence examples for subordinate title from inspiring English sources

When Constantius Chlorus died in 306, Galerius insisted that Severus govern the West as augustus, but he grudgingly conceded the subordinate title of caesar to Chlorus's son, Constantine, who was (correctly) suspected of Christian sympathies.

Despite being twenty-four years his junior, as well as subordinate in title, I played dad.

The Director of Dependent States' title was abolished in 28 BC; his duties and his subordinates, the Commandants, became the responsibilities of the Minister Herald.

Doe J (1999) Title of subordinate document.

Frequently, we head off to non-grabby titles, endless subordinate clauses, footnotes galore and the long words that make some academic pieces similar to reading the novels of Salman Rushdie or Wilson Harris (whose books have never engaged me beyond page 10).

Coordinate section titles and subordinate subsections.

But there's also another element of criticism that marked Mizoguchi's entire career, and it's signalled in the title: the utterly subordinate and strictly governed condition of women in Japanese society.

As a manager you can't expect to have the respect of your subordinates just because your job title says so, you need to prove yourself first.

In Anjou and Poitou the title was given to subordinate officials on those counts' demesne.

He attributed this collapse to the fact that those who wielded power as well as those who occupied subordinate positions did so by making claim to titles for which they were not worthy.

Thereafter, the head of the area was styled "Governor" rather than "President" and became subordinate to the Governor-General in Calcutta, a title that would persist until 1947.