Sentence examples for the subordinated from inspiring English sources
noun
One who is subordinate.
A still more junior lien is the subordinated debenture, which is secondary (in terms of ability to reclaim capital in the event of a business liquidation) to all other debentures and specifically to short-term bank loans.
The moral terms require the dominant group to evaluate the lives of their group more highly than those of the subordinated, the political to deprive the subordinate group of effective political power, and the epistemological terms require the members of the dominant group to see themselves as intellectually superior to the dominated.
First, she argues that his analysis of power is not a theory for women because it does not examine power from the epistemological point of view of the subordinated; in her view, Foucault analyzes power from the perspective of the colonizer, rather than the colonized (1990).
The way they perceived and interpreted the physical reality of the patient's body permitted no space for our radical distinction between objective bodily knowledge "owned" by the medical practitioner and (in regard to its "truth" value) the subordinated subjective bodily knowledge felt by a patient.
The frieze of the portico is subordinated to the architrave.
The CDK was subordinated to the headquarters of 2nd Panzer Army.
This is why the subordinated-debt holder is a better disciplinarian than the banks' owners.Given all this, subordinated debt does not sound very attractive.
At a minimum, a modest version of the subordinated-debt idea should be grafted on to the existing plan as an experiment.
The subordinated-debt holder receives at most the interest on his debt; he has no stake in the upside of any hazardous escape plans, whereas shareholders stand to win the jackpot.
Yet whichever basic method is adopted Basel's finely tuned risk-weights, as seems most likely, or the subordinated-debt approach with early intervention, which may have to wait for Basel 3 it will still fall to national regulators to apply the letter and the spirit of the new rules.
Hugin, the subordinate, tried a new strategy.
