"We've said A.I.D. would be interested in coordination, not subordination," to the military, he added.
Historically, Labour demanded a partnership with the state, not its own subordination to it.
A NEW Vietnam, a subordination to American policy, an Atlanticist obsession.
The Liberals were also economic nationalists who were anxious to avoid economic subordination to foreigners.
This subordination to Assyria, probably rather nominal, lasted until about 663.
Despite his subordination to the chief of staff, Mr. Bin Hamid was clearly reluctant to surrender his newfound autonomy.
Preferred shares are somewhat less sensitive to rates than bonds of the same duration because of their subordination to bonds.
But that would make existing investors worry more about subordination to the ECB in the event of a restructuring.
Roosevelt argued that "we have begun to bring private autocratic powers into their proper subordination to the public's government".
Fear of subordination to the Scots went on to enjoy a central and highly effective role in the Tories' general election campaign.
On the other hand, there is a theory that although all acts of parliament are equal in their subordination to parliamentary sovereignty, some are more equal than others.
