The communist threat persuaded the US to subordinate, at least in part, its own identity and interests to that of "the west".
In an almost daylong presentation, Ms. Chea Leang, the co-prosecutor, asserted several times that the atrocities she described were part of an "organized and systematic" bureaucracy with a "high level of integration" that kept the defendants constantly informed of the actions of their subordinates at all levels.
Bondholders were locked in when Deutsche Bank decided in December not to redeem a €1 billion ($1.3 billion) subordinated bond at its first opportunity.
He appointed subordinate procurators at all administrative levels, from union republic to district and town.
Do I rely excessively on face-to-face communication, thereby putting all but a few of my subordinates at an informational disadvantage?
The paper looked at the relationship between 21 managers and their 46 subordinates at an unnamed recruitment firm, using interviews and questionnaires.
In 2007, the board placed limits on Dr. Arafiles's license for three years after reviewing allegations of unprofessional conduct and inadequate supervision of subordinates at a weight-loss clinic where he worked.
Even in situations where managers have retained it, however, the balance in the relationship between managers and subordinates at any given time is arrived at by interaction direct or indirect between the two parties.
It is recommended that organizations should build a culture of innovation wherein leadership styles foster both exploration and exploitation behaviors among their subordinates at a high level, and hence leading to high employee innovative performance.
This same aspect is also present in the consideration of the order of the sciences, in which all sciences are preparatory to the science of the higher end: all sciences are subordinated to, or at the service of (famulantur), theology.
