| The two classes of conjunctions are coordinating conjunction or coordinator and subordinating conjunction or subordinator. |
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| Legal bans, eliminationist campaigns, and censorship are the means of subordinating effeminacy that refuses to know its place. |
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| The independent clause must be connected to the dependent clause in a subordinating conjunction. |
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| Notice that the comma comes at the end of the clause, not after the subordinating conjunction. |
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| Questions beginning with a subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun are complete sentences. |
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| You could also think of the subordinating conjunction as a prepositional phrase, and you always need a comma after a prepositional phrase that starts a sentence. |
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| There are a great many subordinating conjunctions in the English language. |
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| But the Republicans seem to have gone furthest in subordinating considerations of competence and merit to pro-life purity. |
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| The tragic hero, we are told, still treats the ethical as his telos or goal, even if this entails subordinating particular duties to its attainment. |
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| In this connection, we need to be particularly alive to the danger of subordinating human to merely economic values. |
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| At every step, Trotsky opposed this policy of subordinating the working class to the bourgeois nationalists. |
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| Participles and verbals afford excellent means to build up periods, in the most breviloquent and expressive manner, by subordinating certain acts or facts to the main verb and incorporating all into one sentence. |
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| The adoption of a policy of subordinating such claims may also have the effect of discouraging intra-group lending. |
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| Adverbial clauses begin with subordinating conjunctions, which connect the clause to the main sentence. |
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| It involves subordinating the regulatory framework to the demands of criminal law enforcement. |
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| Mention of clauses subordinating the loan to other debts of the issuer already contracted or to be contracted. |
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| By subordinating the central bank to his wishes, Mr Thaksin has given investors another reason to worry. |
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| Compound subordinating conjunctions are formed with the combination of a suffixal lexical item and nominalizer affix or case affix. |
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| The syntax, which lacks subordinating conjunctions, creates static sentences. |
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| The subordinating conjunction that shows that the clause that follows is a subordinate clause, but it is often omitted. |
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| This explains a surprisingly undemocratic habit in daily life of subordinating the needs and rights of the individual to those of companies, special-interest groups and other members of the establishment. |
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| I cannot anticipate for one moment that you will wish in any way to diminish your support for our collective security around the world by subordinating it to the vagaries of voluntary contributions. |
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| However, the directive clearly establishes that it is the general principle of home country guarantee level which prevails, without subordinating this guarantee level to a harmonisation of national levels or conditions. |
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| Articles 21 to 25 of the amending law remove this incompatibility by expressly subordinating the Central Bank of Cyprus's right to issue banknotes and coins to the provisions of Article 106 of the Treaty. |
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| Our corporate culture stringently prohibits subordinating to commercial considerations the protection of those people who contribute towards our success. |
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| Those meetings are chaired by representatives of the executive branch, so his participation would contravene the principle of separation of powers by subordinating the judicial branch of government to the executive branch. |
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| As a domestic policy, D'Souza explains, post-colonialism is always about humbling the overclass by subordinating it to the power of government. |
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| In embedded clauses the C position accommodates subordinating conjunctions. |
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| Like Edmund Burke, this view concerns itself with balance, and subordinating any single abstract principle to a plurality or realistic harmony of interests. |
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| A subordinating conjunction generally comes at the very start of its clause, although many of them can be preceded by qualifying adverbs, as in probably because. |
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| Subordinating conjunctions make relations between clauses, making the clause in which they appear into a subordinate clause. |
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| Is there a relationship between Subordinating conjunctions, coordinative conjunctions and discourse markers and good readers' level of reading comprehension? |
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