subordination

"Without you and your subordination we could not have had that."

"It seems you still have a little problem with subordination."

These scientific studies were, however, kept in subordination to his religious work.

It does not seem any longer to be a system of dominance and subordination.

"It is the woman in the position of submission and subordination."

On the other hand, complete individual subordination to the group is just as devastating.

"What does not continue is the subordination and the kneeling" before Washington.

The criteria are subordination and service to power, not religion.

Attention and subordination are of the first importance to a soldier.

However, they could not justify the subordination of women within this theory.

It continued under their subordination until the end of the tenth century.

The order of priority can be altered, however, by subordination.

"You want me to move in subordination to another wing commander?"

At last, after waiting much too long for proper subordination, he nodded.

Social, economic, and political barriers held blacks in a position of subordination.

There were also other images to express this idea of subordination.

The subordination of the self to the state is a modern phenomenon.

Korea was released from the China subordination for the first time, and became independent.

Those requirements include subordination of capital, democratic control, and operation at cost.

Madam President, something must be done about the shocking subordination of these women.

Beside that there are several units of a direct subordination.

The military shall be held in strict subordination to the civil power.

This relationship cannot, of course, mean subordination to the Security Council.

He has brought charges of subordination and desertion against you.

Success now depends on a certain subordination of your authority as captain.