American officials say he now tends to talk to subordinates only in person, and they then pass on his messages to others in the organization.
However, spatial distances among subordinates only partly explain the decrease in encounters.
In captivity, subordinates only undergo sexual maturation if they are separated from their colony [ 5, 12, 13] or if the established breeders die or are removed [ 14, 15].
Significantly, in 456 457 and 465 467 he ruled alone, subordinate only to the Eastern emperor in Constantinople.
Earlier this year, The Hindu newspaper reported that the Law Ministry had created three new high courts, subordinate only to the Supreme Court, for the states of Meghalaya, Manipur and Tripura.
During the war Mr. Krajisnik was the second most powerful political leader on the Bosnian Serb side, subordinate only to President Radovan Karadzic, who has been indicted for many of the same crimes but is still at large.
Now two of the leading accusees, Colin Powell and Dick Cheney, are assuming positions at the very top of the American government, subordinate only to the firstborn son of another of the leading accusees..
Now two of the leading accusees, Colin Powell and Dick Cheney, are assuming positions at the very top of the American government, subordinate only to the firstborn son of another of the leading accusees.
In Poland an additional institution to maintain administrative legality was the Supreme Chamber of Control, which was independent of the government and subordinate only to the legislature and the Council of State, a political body quite different from the French model.
The rex sacrorum had to be a patrician and was chosen for life, subordinate only to the pontifex maximus, who was the head of the college of pontifices ("advisors on the sacred law") and flamines ("priests devoted to a particular god"), 3 of whom were assigned to the gods Jupiter, Mars, and Quirinus, the remaining 12 to other deities.
Orthodox Calvinists insisted on sovereignty in the social circles subordinate only to God's laws.
