Sentence examples for subordinate to this from inspiring English sources

Every other consideration is now subordinate to this task.

In other words the concept was expressed in both principles that the wellbeing of human beings and humanity itself should constitute the most significant value in all this, and any action should be subordinate to this value.

Some civil liberties are also subordinate to this fight.

Caring for Mr Henry becomes subordinate to this goal.

Does it exist to accrue as much money as possible for its owners, with on-the-field activities merely subordinated to this goal?

Everything, from the cultivation of his own mythology to marketing through social media, is subordinated to this narrative of progress and change.

"The derivation of direct economic benefit", it says, "must be subordinated to this principal aim" (maintaining the health of the forest).

"And if there isn't what I think is a reasonable explanation for why we subject our subordinates to this late tasking, I won't send them," he said.

Every other consideration was subordinated to this obligation, even to the point at which the Spanish ambassador in Rome, Gaspar de Guzmán y Pimental, conde-duque de Olivares, intervened in three successive conclaves in order to assure, by a mixture of promises and threats, the election of popes congenial to his master (conclaves in 1590 91 of Urban VII, Gregory XIV, and Innocent IX).

Another debate concerned the nature of mental language, specifically whether it is conventional or natural (Gelber 1984; Panaccio 1996) Ockham had argued that thinking occurs in a universally significative language of concepts acquired causally via experience, and that all conventional languages are subordinated to this mental language, which is shared by everyone.

Shallow draught was of the utmost importance and all other factors were to be subordinated to this.