That's why he finds it distressing that in both the Verniero debate and the mapping controversy "the interests of minorities are being subordinated".
In addition, it became apparent to me that the profound constitutional issues raised by Ed's disclosures were being subordinated to egotistical maneuvers for fame and control and the reported commercialization of Ed Snowden's story with book, interview, movie, and other deals.
"America's security and fiduciary responsibilities," said Mr. McCain, "are apparently being subordinated to what's in the best interest of the Boeing Company".
What should be the most solid and enduring element, the Constitution, is suddenly being subordinated to perhaps the most insubstantial and momentary elementNhow our politicians wish to appear to the voters.
Our common terms, which are just singular utterances or inscriptions, are common in virtue of being subordinated to our common concepts.
It was particularly grating being subordinated to Paulino Soares and Eusébio de Queirós, protégés whom Honório Hermeto had advanced during the 1830s.
The Renaissance obsession with these objects, lavishly documented here, raises the question how Renaissance painters and sculptors could be so original and creative, yet proclaim that they were being imitative and subordinate to the past.
"Many of them don't realize they are being kept in a subordinate position, so they don't protest.
As a manager of operations and maintenance at the World Trade Center, he was on the phone every weekend from his home in Ozone Park, Queens, making sure that things were being done right, that subordinates were treating his beloved towers just so.
By this time, imprisoned military officers, including Contreras, were openly expressing disgust at Pinochet's refusal to accept any responsibility for abuses while his subordinates were being jailed and disgraced.
