Sentence examples for subordinate to making from inspiring English sources

Courtney Pine remains the UK ambassador for jazz as danceable, reggae-inflected entertainment, his skill on the soprano sax subordinate to making people move.

He agreed that a gun should be planted under the bridge, reminding a subordinate to make sure the weapon was "clean".

Don't expect subordinates to make work their highest priority.

Other colleagues who have worked closely with Mr. Daft say he is quick to decide what needs to be done, but steps back to allow subordinates to make up their minds about how to do it.

Mr. Fuld is described in the examiner's report as denying having knowledge of the Repo 105 transactions, and there is no evidence that he directed subordinates to make use of that aggressive accounting.

Surely it is not consistent with procedural due process of law for prosecuting attorneys or their law enforcement subordinates to make final determinations as to whether persons they accuse of something shall remain in jail indefinitely awaiting a decision as to the truthfulness of the accusations against them.

Sixth, was it the intention of the U.S. Attorney and/or her subordinates to "make an example" of Mr. Swartz?

Rather than stifling their teams in an attempt to be authoritative, young leaders should empower subordinates to make their own decisions.

Since the goals and interests of each principal are different, the principals may maximize their authority and expect subordinates to make great efforts on inputting and outputting their policy goals.

According to Lieutenant Rives, the Marine Corps thrives by decentralizing their decision-making down to the lowest tactical level, depending on their subordinate leaders to make decisions on the ground.

Former chief Atesiano pleaded guilty Sept. 14 to conspiring to deprive people of civil rights while admitting that he directed subordinate officers to make knowingly false arrests to clear unsolved burglaries.