Sentence examples for subordinated because of from inspiring English sources

There are historical differences:  women but not men have been systematically subordinated because of their sex unable to vote, to own property, or to enter into legal contracts.

In a unanimous opinion, Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote, "Without question, when a supervisor sexually harasses a subordinate because of the subordinate's sex, that supervisor 'discriminate[s] on the basis of sex.'" He went on to explain that this is illegal when it's "'sufficiently severe or pervasive' to alter the conditions of [the victim's] employment and create an abusive working environment".

Wayne Brown was relieved as commander of the San Diego-based amphibious assault ship Boxer after an investigation concluded that he had "lost the respect, trust and confidence of his subordinates" because of his temper and his behavior toward female crew members, according to the investigative report.

Under Mao, China had often bullied its neighbours, but had now subordinated this part of its foreign policy because co-operation with America was more important.

You say Shas was wrong to call for new elections because it should "subordinate its pursuit of parochial causes to the wider Israeli interest in negotiating peace".

Mikva explained that "the Constitution does not allow government to subordinate a class of persons simply because others do not like them," adding that "America's hallmark has been to judge people by what they do, and not by who they are".

The CDK was subordinated to the headquarters of 2nd Panzer Army.

And maybe they are particularly noticing that because of their gendered experience of being subordinated in that space.

During my final interview with him, he told me that he held back his doubts and worries in front of subordinates because "I don't want to burden them with that".

Because most cognitive functions are subordinated to attention and EFs, impairment of these functions might indirectly affect other components of cognitive functioning as well.

Massachusetts Water Resource Authority, $150 million of subordinated general revenue bonds.