Sentence examples for subordinate to that of from inspiring English sources

He is also the village's elected chief (a post which in most villages is subordinate to that of party secretary).

Under Iran's current political order, Mr. Khatami's power is subordinate to that of the conservative clergy, led by the supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The Navy's role can often be subordinate to that of the American military commander in the region, whose decisions are driven by political as well as military considerations.

Traditionally, the role of universities in the social and economic system was subordinate to that of industry and government.

By separating faith from reason and making religion's role in the public realm subordinate to that of the state, Spinoza tries to sanitize religion of its pernicious superstitious aspects.

We conclude that illness and patients' perceptions of their role and status as subordinate to that of clinicians are the most important barriers to their involvement in error reduction.

With a charismatic leader, an individual's identity and morality will be subordinated to that of the group.

Under the Nazi regime a Reichsstatthalter, or lieutenant governor, for Württemberg was appointed in 1933, and the state's government was subordinated to that of the Reich in 1934, while the Landtag, or State Diet, was abolished.

Or do small states' interests not matter, and should be subordinated to that of big states?

Long after American women gained the vote in 1920, they endured severe legal disabilities, because the traditional common law principle of coverture, under which a woman's legal status was subordinated to that of a man (a father or husband) survived, even where not embodied in law; the law, after all, is what those in authority choose to enforce.

There was such fear at N.Y.U. that it would become subordinate to Mount Sinai that some of the N.Y.U.