Sentence examples for they subordinated from inspiring English sources

They insisted so strenuously upon the distinctness of his person from that of the Father that they subordinated him to the Father.

Were these legal officers subordinated to you, to the head office "SS Courts", or to the SS legal authorities, or to whom were they subordinated?

They subordinated ideology to electoral appeal as they recruited candidates who matched up with the politics of their states or districts, promoting former soldiers and law enforcement officers, for instance, who they thought would qualify as broadly acceptable alternatives to Republican incumbents.

Ramus accused them of treating Aristotle as infallible and said that in doing so they subordinated their own reason to blind faith in authority.

Based on comparative measurements of turtles from throughout the range, they subordinated species to subspecies and eliminated treleasei.

VON LUEDINGHAUSEN: To whom were they subordinate?

Moreover, in most cases they subordinate radical programs to requirements of Soviet foreign policy.

What the Islamists all have in common is that they subordinate national identities to an Islamic identity.

Dr. Mary Yoder, an anesthesiologist in Albuquerque, said she has found that patients have become more suspicious of doctors in recent years, assuming that they subordinate good care to keeping insurance companies happy.

To the extent that people consider the consequences of their actions they demonstrate that they do not see their actions as disconnected from other things they have done and might do, and they subordinate some ends to wider goals.

During the training itself, they should know that in spite of their surgical skills, they are technicians [mid-level cadre]... and that they are subordinated to the medical doctor and that they are going to work with a team".