Sentence examples for subordinated that from inspiring English sources

He ran in 2000 as "a uniter, not a divider," but later subordinated that priority to his divisive prosecution of the Iraq war.

In 1182 he reduced the dependence of Moravia on the Prague princes and subordinated that province to his imperial authority.

If helping behaviour plays this role then subordinates that perform alloparental brood care should be more likely to reproduce.

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

Marketing, however, was never subordinated to that process.

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

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

Shortly after 8, Chief Allan Hoehl of the Police Department's Manhattan South command tucked a memorial card into his breast pocket and told a subordinate: "That's it.

The commission's inspector general is preparing a report to be issued in coming weeks that is expected to repeat some of the charges of mismanagement and verbal abuse of subordinates that have isolated Dr. Jaczko from other members.

You have a majority of your subordinates that make more money than you, and yet you have to tell them what to do, where to be, and they also have to respect you".

Dominant members of each sex have the first choice of favoured foods and mating partners; they also keep order within the troop, chasing and threatening subordinates that are fighting or otherwise causing a disturbance.