"He was in a subservient position with the lantern.
So with all due respect, I refuse to celebrate my Form 1040 and its recognition of me as a subservient individual with a tax bill that is much higher than that of my married counterparts.
Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, who served as Mexico's ambassador to the United Nations throughout the debate on war in Iraq, gave a speech in November that asserted that the United States sought a subservient relationship with Mexico.
They are determined to break out of their subservient relationship with manufacturers.Such is their concern that more than 20 of Britain's largest franchised dealers recently held secret discussions about a plan to import cheap new cars from continental Europe for private buyers.
"James Goddard marks the demarcation between the old F.D.A. — that had no MDs, no strong standards of evidence and largely subservient relations with the pharmaceutical industry — and the new F.D.A. that was headed by an energetic doctor, enforced strong standards of evidence and became an advocate for the public's health," said one journalist, Philip J. Hilts.
Co-dependent, enmeshed or subservient behaviors with the other caregiver can send helpless signals to children, which can in turn teach them to be afraid of being separate too.
Was it the conflict of being raised in a home where the tradition of subservient women clashed with American feminism?
What does it mean for the perception and treatment of real women if male-dominated tech companies surround us with subservient female voices?
Mr. Levin's Stepford, Conn., was a pleasant middle-class suburb whose menfolk, threatened by the rather mild feminism of their wives, killed them off and replaced them with subservient, sexually compliant robots.
If your parents are subservient in dealing with your grandparents, that is strong encouragement for you to be subservient as well.
