Sentence examples similar to subordinated to rules from inspiring English sources

Was there any adherence in Clichy-Montfermeil to the French creed of a secular life in which religion and its demands are clearly subordinated to the rules and customs of the republic?

Although Coloureds and Indians were subordinated to white rule and humiliated by racial discrimination, they nevertheless were privileged in comparison with Africans.

From rude beginnings undirected passion is transformed into virtue, the bestial state of early society is subordinated to the rule of law, and philosophy replaces sentiments of religion.

But he was an unattractive character, unscrupulous and choleric, brutal and coarse in speech and action, who tried to rule by a diet subordinated to his will and a system of terror.

As a rule, the accompaniments are entirely subordinated to the voice, which in the more expressive songs introduces ornaments for emphasizing important words or punctuating poetic lines.

With the event of colonial rule movements within the Pacific suddenly became subordinated to external interests.

Mr Bush rules over a dysfunctional court, a place where everything is subordinated to keeping the president happy and the political base jazzed up.

Foreign policy was subordinated to internal change.

It cannot be subordinated to ethics.

Everything must be subordinated to that.

Everything is subordinated to the beat that never ends.