Sentence examples for such subordination from inspiring English sources

Such subordination would violate the equal freedom of the subordinated person.

Strong religious believers will resist any such subordination because, for them, religious, not philosophical, imperatives trump.

For Egyptians who reject such subordination or exist outside the religious mainstream, Sisi's Egypt offers no salvation.

The extent to which such subordination of the police to law finds support in informed English opinion is reflected by the comments of the Solicitors Journall.

But Gary H. Burner, the chief financial officer of the Federal Financing Bank, which made the loan, and a Treasury employee for 28 years, and Gary Grippo, who was appointed deputy assistant Treasury secretary for government financial policy by President Obama, said they had not heard of such "subordination" before.

(2) Liabilities of a consolidated subsidiary or affiliate which are subordinated to the claims of present and future creditors pursuant to a satisfactory subordination agreement shall not be added to consolidated net worth unless such subordination extends also to the claims of present or future creditors of the parent broker or dealer and all consolidated subsidiaries.

Political deprivation, such as colonial subordination or lack of political rights, provides another plausible motivation for resorting to violence.

Stressors of social origin such as dominance, subordination, and fight for mate have a major impact on the immune system of fish.

It is suggested that we cannot afford the luxury of such theoretically desirable subordination of the police to law because greater obedience to law is part of English life generally.

In this way underlying causes such as the subordination of women become exposed, opening up new areas for action.

Thus many contemporary feminist definitions define "pornography" as sexually explicit material that depicts women's subordination in such a way as to endorse that subordination.