“Current practice is based on an attitude of subordination rather than on a partnership approach.”

“We accept a parallel subordination of subjective appearance to objective reality in other areas.”

“The comments regarding the subordination of women in First Corinthians, Ephesians and Timothy were points which easily drew my fire.”

“The two classes of conjunctions are coordinating conjunction or coordinator and subordinating conjunction or subordinator.”

“Every relative clause will have the distinction marked both by punctuation and also by the choice of subordinator.”

“Hypercortisolism associated with social subordinance or social isolation among wild baboons.”

“The degree of dominance or subordinance of parameters with respect to the slope system has also been interpreted probabilistically.”

“Western scholarship has historically used ideas of subordinance and victimization to characterize traditional Chinese womanhood.”

“In short, the spectacle of Ethiopia directed the public's attention elsewhere while concealing a class-based policy aimed at preserving the subordinacy of the lower-class.”

“Be as firm with yourself as you would be with a subordinate who promised to do something by a certain time or date.”

“Similar considerations apply to subordinations under Article XVI of the Aircraft Equipment Protocol.”

“In these cases it is recommended to obtain sufficient subordinations from the group and warranties from the parent company.”

“The relative lethargy of the United Nations can be partly explained in light of the organization's subordinations to the political whims of the security council.”

“Both coordinators and subordinators may be reinforced by being combined with correlatives.”

“The class of these measures include random Gamma measures and path space measures of Lévy subordinators as particular examples.”

“We develop our analysis under a default intensity model specified by a class of three-dimensional subordinators, allowing for default dependence through common risk factors.”