Sentence examples for subordinates on from inspiring English sources

A clear example of this is the strict control of the hours worked by subordinates, on the one hand, and a relative leniency with physicians as to the same requirement, on the other hand.

Gen. William Rosecrans, Thomas's superior, polled his subordinates on whether the army should retreat.

"This is going to take a long time," an officer told his subordinates on the radio.

"I don't know what it is," he shouted at subordinates on his return to Seattle.

In convicting him in 2002, a judge said Mr. Sam Bith had ordered his subordinates on Sept. 28, 1994, to kill the foreigners.

The disappearance of two commanders, Admiral Raul Montero and General Sepulveda, the carabineros' chief, who were replaced by their anti-marxist subordinates on the day of the coup, shows that not all senior officers were in favour of it.

Being hard on one's self, on subordinates, and on the family might be interpreted as being related to cynicism.

To a subordinate on his column he was "Caligula".

During his nearly 40-year career he played El Toro, a Mexican sidekick, on "The Adventures of Kit Carson"; Corporal Reyes on "Zorro"; and Crazy Cat, Chief Wild Eagle's inept subordinate, on the comedy "F Troop".

The respected brigadier and Medal of Honor recipient was downright dismissive when he referred to Rayburn and another guerrilla captain in a note to a subordinate on Nov. 18, 1864: "They will probably hang around and try to steal stock and cut off small parties".

It will be noted that integral musical quality is subordinate on this scale, although it is specifically the musical appeal that establishes success in the first place, disseminates that success through other media, and may later lead to revival in the country of origin and to reproduction in other countries.