Sentence examples for then subordinated from inspiring English sources

After Hitler became chancellor in 1933, he temporized by including Röhm in his cabinet but then subordinated the SA to the party and the army.

As Zbigniew Brzezinski, a Polish-born American national security adviser, once wrote: "Without Ukraine, Russia ceases to be an empire, but with Ukraine, suborned and then subordinated, Russia automatically becomes an empire".

His then subordinate, General David Petraeus, later celebrated for salvaging the mission in Iraq, is now his boss as head of Central Command.

If helping behaviour plays this role then subordinates that perform alloparental brood care should be more likely to reproduce.

If he/she regards this as important, then subordinates work harder of course.

That office, then subordinate to Manchester, was to prove to be the seedbed of the generation which emerged to run and to write the paper toward the end of Alastair Hetherington's editorship and during the 20 years afterwards when Preston was in charge.

Why, then, does subordinated debt add discipline?

The manner in which the battle had been fought had come under criticism, with a line drawn between those who supported Sir John Jellicoe, who had commanded the Grand Fleet at the battle; and those who fell-in behind his then-subordinate, and successor, Sir David Beatty.

Health-care reform policies were set at national levels in a political process and were then communicated to subordinate levels which were then charged with managerial and administrative tasks of putting policy into practice.

Second, if subordinates are reproducing, then is subordinate alloparental brood care reciprocated by the dominant.

The party leaders, Mr. Cameron for the Conservatives and Nick Clegg for the Liberal Democrats, have said that differences on a wide range of other policy issues will be subordinated until then to the parties' common agreement on the need for harsh spending cuts to rein in a ballooning government deficit.