Sentence examples for which subordinates from inspiring English sources
This creates an environment in which subordinates have to watch their tongues.
In addition, liaison contacts expose the manager to external information to which subordinates often lack access.
Adapting the ECOVAST method helped identify the landscape as having an explicit role in the ELC within a plan type which subordinates protecting the landscape.
The underprivileged peasantry, stimulated by a general political atmosphere in which subordinates rose against superiors, staged rebellions across the country over a period of 30 years.
But to join any scheme which subordinates press to parliament would be a betrayal of what this paper has stood for since its inception in 1828".
The restrictive effect of many of the forces will, of course, be greatly modified by the general feeling of confidence which subordinates have in the boss.
He told me that as Commanding General he believes he should not only direct battlefield action but also disseminate a few easy-to-grasp concepts about the war's prosecution, which subordinate officers can then interpret on their own.
The analysis reveals that coexistence is determined by the rates at which dominant strategies invade a landscape occupied by the subordinate strategy (e.g. rock invades a landscape occupied by scissors) and the rates at which subordinate strategies get excluded in a landscape occupied by the dominant strategy (e.g. scissors gets excluded in a landscape occupied by rock).
While narrowing the scope in which subordinate state-individual relationships are applicable, individuals also expand the scope to which egalitarian state-individual relationships can apply.
Respect for property is a keystone of Cicero's political thought, here very far from the Platonism which subordinated property to civic harmony.
Scruton advocates a public art form on an urban scale, in the manner of treatises on urban decorum from the Renaissance onwards, which subordinate the style of the individual building to the whole.
