Sentence examples for subordinated communities from inspiring English sources

Many overt forms of oppression are obvious when dominant groups tyrannize subordinated communities.

It resonates with the experience of gender activists in the group about the utility of the concept in intervention work in subordinated communities.

A letter of invitation is sent to managers, who are asked to contact their subordinated community residences in Stockholm County.

They argued that the 1972 Communities Act subordinated UK statute to European law in ways that violated national autonomy.

Dozens of community groups have subordinated their own pet interests to cleaning the river and creating parks.

As Beard makes clear, the empire was generated partly through the exaction of military services (rather than tribute) from subordinate allied communities, yielding a huge reserve of armed force, and in part through the competitive ideology of the Roman elite – every senator dreamed of processing through Rome at the head of a victorious army.

Helena Wall shows what life was like in colonial America, a culture where individuals and family were subordinated to the demands of the community.

He teaches courses in the tax area, and his scholarship focuses on the impact of the tax laws on the LGBT community and other traditionally subordinated groups.

Thus, a structured biofilm yeast colony should be considered to be a multicellular organism, where everything is subordinated to the success of the community, regardless of individual cell fate.

It is the patriotism that cherishes protest and dissent, justice and community, often on behalf of those who have been oppressed or subordinated.

"Historically, access to literacy has been a tool to subordinate certain groups and certain communities and to keep those communities down," he said.