DiBona angrily told the other officer, a subordinate, to leave.
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Manuscripts represented the preacher's preparation, which was subordinate to God's inspiration.
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In government, he has been uncomfortably subordinate to an unpredictable man.
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Ten years later, GG was hired as a subordinate to Sylvia.
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As of now, Cyber Command is subordinate to U.S. Strategic Command.
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It'll be subordinate to the government agencies that request its assistance.
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And is it subordinate to the value of its host body?
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Directing a subordinate to lie to Congress is a federal crime.
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Cambodia, East Timor, Chile, and elsewhere is subordinate to his reputation as
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When is firing a subordinate to thwart an investigation obstruction of justice?
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It is a federal crime to tell a subordinate to lie to Congress.
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Autonomy is subordinate to partisan popularity and an overwhelming desire for career longevity.
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Whatever the constitution says, the NPC has always been subordinate to the party.
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In the same manner, we don't want Quebec to be subordinate to Canada.
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Wokeness knows arguments only from authority, because evidence is always subordinate to identity.
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He is not subordinate to Ukraine, or required to follow instructions by them.
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It's often subordinate to worries about the economy or ongoing foreign policy concerns.
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Her happiness filled the room, and I stood in awe, subordinate to synthetic love.
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These caveats are crippling, amateurish and not becoming of professional militaries subordinate to such orders.
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But another pharmaceutical industry is possible, in which profit is subordinate to public health needs.
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First coined for the study of wolves, the beta animal is subordinate to the alpha.
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However, the alliance pushes general Hux over the edge from recalcitrant subordinate to downright traitor.
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At the time, it was against Army regulations for white soldiers to be subordinate to blacks.
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"The main point is that the President is subordinate to the Constitution and laws," said Banks.
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"The behavior we're seeing was always present but always subordinate to real estate interests," she said.
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But he concluded that everything else in an era of nuclear proliferation was subordinate to politics.
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McMaster can also learn from Powell's experience as a senior subordinate to President George W. Bush.
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A person's character is subordinate to their actions and the mark they leave on the world.
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It's fundamentally unlike serving as the CEO of a business conglomerate, where you can simply pick one trusted subordinate to run a golf club and another trusted subordinate to manage a hotel and then fire them if they don't bring in the kind of profits you expect.
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Today's Catalonia (then Aragon) formed a union with Castile in 1479, but later became subordinate to it.
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It made human beings subordinate to the market, replacing social bonds with market relations and sanctifying greed.
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But they do not enjoy separate business identities from their father, having always been subordinate to him.
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China has put forward a "new security concept" in which international law is subordinate to national interests.
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"He is clearly irritated that there is some part of power not subordinate to him," she says.
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His or her loyalties during the campaign should be subordinate to one qualification: the capacity to succeed.
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"The president cannot defy the agencies in the Executive Branch that are subordinate to him," he said.
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Therefore, all the other religions found in India thrive because of Hinduism, and are subordinate to it.
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The CIA director is a Trump ally, and subordinate to the director of national intelligence on organization charts.
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Lincoln Clay is deliberately part of the black mob, which is subordinate to the Italian mob in NewBordeaux.
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The far-right Breitbart News said Khan believed the US Constitution was subordinate to Sharia or Islamic law.
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He also occupies the opposite pole from Serra, whose engineering plans are obviously subordinate to the realized work.
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While the Communist revolution brought women more job opportunities, it also made their interests subordinate to collective goals.
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The gendered history of both professions also contributes to a view of nurses as fundamentally subordinate to physicians.
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The open skies and dusty ranches of Texas fill the screen, but they're subordinate to a larger point.
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But since Papua New Guinea declared independence from Australia in 1975, women have generally been subordinate to men.
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Protesters accuse Duda of being wholly subordinate to Kaczynski and failing in his duty to uphold the constitution.
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If it leaves with Mrs May's deal, it will be subordinate to the EU's preferences for a future relationship.
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Although Mr. Burke would technically be subordinate to a civilian police commissioner, it was clear who was in charge.
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Mr. Charles also learned that this same manager asked another female subordinate to bring him K-Y sex lubricant.
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Even historians are likely to see it as subordinate to the progressive role he played in the White House.
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It's cool that there are Indigenous peoples in this game, but everything about them is subordinate to Lara Croft.
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Either they can protect the independence of independent agencies, or they can render them subordinate to the White House.
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Moreover, too many countries in the region see the Islamic State as a secondary threat, subordinate to sectarian rivalries.
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Ostensibly Chiwenga, 61, is subordinate to the veteran politician who replaced Mugabe as president: Emmerson Mnangagwa, nicknamed the Crocodile.
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In Trumpism, the truth is subordinate to political necessity — shifting to fit whatever Trump believes makes him look best.
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Lincoln Clay is deliberately part of the black mob, which is subordinate to the Italian mob in New Bordeaux.
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Mr. Porrino, a former chief counsel to Mr. Christie, has also designated a subordinate to take over the case.
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This gives Clinton a mandate to make sure our public discourse and laws never treat women as subordinate to men.
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When he was constitutionally subordinate (to the president during Comey's firing and to Barr after Mueller's report), he followed orders.
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Some local leaders fretted that their interests were subordinate to Britain's determination to close the book on its colonial adventures.
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Iran just completed an election for president, albeit a flawed one, for an office subordinate to the theocratic supreme leader.
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She declined, horrified that a senior editor would invite a female subordinate to his hotel room, and waited downstairs for him.
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This machine-translated version is not perfect, but Yeung Yat Ming's comment questions why Thailand is acting "subordinate" to Chinese powers.
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Under the plan, future directors would be civilians, an arrangement meant to underscore that NSA is not subordinate to Cyber Command.
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And to a degree unmatched by any British leader since Tony Blair, the government is now almost entirely subordinate to him.
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Typically, local U.S. Attorney's offices — which are subordinate to the Justice Department — make their own decisions about sentencing recommendations to judges.
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" Americans tend to interpret the message in its current form: that government is subordinate to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Spicer flatly rejected the president's offer of a position subordinate to Mr. Scaramucci, according to two administration officials familiar with the exchange.
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The version here is more earthy than sweet, heat subordinate to musk, and has a voluptuousness of flavor I haven't found elsewhere.
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In recent years, he has spearheaded an effort to make China's judiciary, which is subordinate to the ruling Communist Party, more professional.
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It is not in a military leader's DNA to task a subordinate to do something that the leader does not want to do.
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In it, bin Laden urges a subordinate to wrap the threat of global warming into a propaganda push marking the 9/11 anniversary.
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"They're subordinate to the state, and they keep their money and their positions on the condition that they serve the state," he said.
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Instead, she wants to make trade policy subordinate to broader economic policy goals — where she differs sharply from Trump in terms of objectives.
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CNN said it was unclear if the new facility is an entirely separate base or if one base is subordinate to the other.
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Established in 2010, Cyber Command is now subordinate to the U.S. Strategic Command, which oversees military space operations, nuclear weapons and missile defense.
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Subordinates have blind spots, tooThat ultimately leaves it up to the subordinate to recognize and highlight such abuses if and when they occur.
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DiCaprio's washed-up actor has the biggest emotional arc, and Pitt's stuntman character is in his employ and thus technically subordinate to him.
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A former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, Mr. Tillerson has never found his place as a subordinate to the hard-charging, unpredictable president.
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Critics of artificial intelligence have long warned that the technology could lead to a dystopian future in which humans are subordinate to machines.
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A product's country of origin is relegated to labels or printed on mandatory stickers, subordinate to a curated and thoroughly American shopping experience.
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It was the first time I'd ever really considered a man could think he was unworthy of, or truly subordinate to, female desire.
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Cyber Command had been subordinate to the U.S. Strategic Command, which is also responsible for military space operations, nuclear weapons and missile defense.
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"Moving image was always relegated to the cinema," Mr. Obrist said, and as an art form was seen as subordinate to painting and sculpture.
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And it would be a mistake, by the way, to consider her as somehow subordinate to him because he was usually taking center stage.
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In the latest case, prosecutors said Kirov had ordered a subordinate to draw up false documents to siphon funds from the intelligence service budget.
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Seniority: Fitch notes that CS&L's master lease is with Windstream Holdings and that Windstream Holdings is subordinate to the operations at Windstream Services.
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The music often felt subordinate to their physical exertions, though in the suite's best moments the two sides were inextricable, each feeding the other.
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Yet his proposals were far less ambitious than Biden's, and were seemingly subordinate to a narrative of Trump's personal greatness and successes as president.
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According to court documents: He directed a subordinate to buy 63 iPhones but did not follow the typical protocol to make such a purchase.
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Should those officials designate a subordinate to update the president, department policy stipulates the attorney general or his deputy be told what was discussed.
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And returning it to this more modest role, properly subordinate to voluntary civil society, will require cuts far deeper than those proposed by President Trump.
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The over-all effect is a little like reading the e-mails sent by "Jake": Anna, the narrator, feels subordinate to Mallory's struttingly insistent voice.
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And in 214, Liu Shaoqi, who was then China's president but was subordinate to Mao Zedong, spent 13 days there, meeting with Kim Il-sung.
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Under the bill, people suspected of crimes could be sent to jurisdictions including mainland China, whose judicial system is subordinate to the ruling Communist Party.
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For Trump and his loyalists, carrying out the daily work of the federal government is subordinate to creating the story of what they are doing.
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The latest manifestation of the Trump first foreign policy was instead another sign that national interest is often subordinate to this President's immediate political requirements.
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Even if Mr. Kushner is technically subordinate to others on the White House staff, he is always first and foremost Mr. Trump's son-in-law.
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The opposition governors would have no power, subordinate to the Constituent Assembly and to the whims of Maduro and his pals on the supreme court.
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When the government promotes an interpretation of the law that mischaracterizes one fundamental right as subordinate to the other, it acts to thus undermine both.
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So far, Europe's main center-left party has been too intellectually timid, too hungry for patronage, and too subordinate to local agendas to play that role.
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There will be more Spock and more Pike and more Pike and more Spock, and Discovery's new characters will slowly become subordinate to the old ones.
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But an employment tribunal found, and this week's verdict reaffirmed, that she had gone beyond voluntary discussion and subjected her subordinate to "unwanted and unwelcome" attention.
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It is against federal rules for government officials to ask a subordinate to perform personal tasks for them or to use one's office for personal gain.
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Chinese courts and legislatures are ultimately subordinate to the Communist Party; there is always a limit to the technologically mediated trust that blockchain systems can provide.
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He and his cronies want judges to become subordinate to the Ministry of Justice, a step that would allow the government to interfere with their verdicts.
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The Justice Department, which is charged with investigating and enforcing federal law, is to at least some extent subordinate to the president and run by his appointees.
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Many felines will patiently wait in shelters for the perfect subordinate to come around, adopt them and then dedicate their lives to fulfilling said cat's every need.
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C.) used his position as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) to "coerce or induce" a female subordinate to have a "personal relationship" with him.
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One of our mantras is "location is subordinate to experience" or in other words, it's not about where you go, but how you feel when you're there.
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Sitting atop it all is the European Court of Justice, which issued rulings that the workers' right to strike was subordinate to employers' right do business freely.
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Mueller's office pushed back on those allegations, and Giuliani said on Sunday he is "100 percent certain" the president did not order his subordinate to commit perjury.
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"The Rangers are a force subordinate to the ministry of the interior and when they are deployed, they are supposed to work under the civil administration," he said.
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Moving forward, the United States should reorient China to a prominent role in negotiations with North Korea, albeit one that is subordinate to that of the United States.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), a Sunni Muslim group that claims to be subordinate to the main global militant organization, has expanded during Yemen's civil war.
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In Turkey, Gladio didn't exactly go as planned: It ended up creating an armed network linked to, but not subordinate to, the government's official security and intelligence forces.
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But Cohen's testimony marks a significant new frontier: It is the first known example of Trump explicitly telling a subordinate to lie directly about his own dealings with Russia.
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Coercing or inducing a subordinate to maintain the supervisor's personal account would amount to a misuse of position and, if done on official time, a misuse of official time.
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"We're guessing either the trauma of being moved affects males more than females, or the males in the new territory are subordinate to the males already there," Fleischer said.
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Russian claims to leadership of the Orthodox Christians have appealed to many since Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453 and the patriarchs became subordinate to Muslim sultans.
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One report from the Interior Department's Office of the Inspector General found he had pilfered evidence in a separate case and instructed a subordinate to delete potentially incriminating emails.
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But in our present moment, truth, including truth that unsettles us, has far too often become subordinate to justifying and defending at all costs our own, often unsound, preconceptions.
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Chairman Mao believed that everything was subordinate to the Party and the Central Committee that runs it, and Xi believes himself both the intellectual and political heir to Mao.
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Soleimani was promoted to a major general in 2011 — a status that enabled him to act as a peer, rather than a subordinate, to the head of the IRGC.
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Asma Jahangir, a leading human rights lawyer, tweeted recently: Translation for non-Pakistanis: The political, democratic and constitutional order in Pakistan remains subordinate to the interests of the military.
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The election, which made the increasingly weakened opposition-controlled Congress subordinate to the assembly, was questioned by the company that provided the voting technology and deemed fraudulent by regional governments.
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The fund is an independent corporation, which is not subordinate to any government agency, but it maintains constant coordination with the CIA, and the US government is the main investor.
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Based on Fitch's "Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis," these securities are senior to SLG's perpetual preferred stock but subordinate to SLG's corporate debt.
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China's top-down methods of supervision are "totally different" from the system of checks and balances in countries where supervision agencies are subordinate to the courts and prosecutors, Zhang added.
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The IRGC-QF is not an element of the armed forces subordinate to military leadership; it is a distinct entity that serves the Supreme Leader to guard the Islamic Revolution.
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But this sort of wine writing is still subordinate to the dutiful bottle reviews, which in the minds of most readers contain only one salient bit of information: the score.
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Photographers often talk about making pictures rather than taking them: constructing something from the scene in front of the camera that is related to it but not subordinate to it.
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Some say it will only ever be a tool, valuable but subordinate to its flesh-and-blood masters, while others envision it taking control and making decisions for many funds.
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H. R. McMaster, who was long viewed as a subordinate to Mr. Mattis because of his rank as a three-star general compared with the retired Marine general's four stars.
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The problem, Mr. Pain maintains, is that instead of promoting the idea of a nation of free citizens, the Kremlin wants a nation subordinate to the state and its leader.
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"Prior to the trip, Secretary Shulkin directed [a subordinate] to work with Dr. Bari to plan personal activities for the Secretary and Dr. Bari during the trip," the report said.
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But one lingering holdup for Postmates could be whether its CEO, Bastian Lehmann, is willing to work as a subordinate to someone else, said a person close to the company.
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We are facing an attempt to tear down the foundations of our republic by corrupt, unelected bureaucrats who have decided the will of voters is subordinate to their will to power.
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A relationship with a boss can put pressure on the subordinate to consent, Coll said, as well as creating an "appearance of impropriety or favoritism" that affects others in the workplace.
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He remains reliant on a one-dimensional economy, constrained by sanctions, mired in the reckless adventures he's pursued in Ukraine and Syria, and increasingly subordinate to China and its growing ambitions.
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Mr. Poroshenko has been highlighting his role as commander in chief of the military and the leader who won independence for the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, which had been subordinate to Moscow.
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In the debate over closing national airspace for launches, for example, neither the office representing the space industry nor the one representing the airline industry should be subordinate to the other.
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A scathing report released Wednesday criticizes Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin for telling a subordinate to handle personal travel plans for him and his wife during an official trip to Europe.
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Dunford, who is subordinate to the defense secretary, and Gerasimov spoke by phone on June 14 and in person in Helsinki on June 8 for their third face-to-face meeting.
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The hostile environment extended not only to his alleged behavior toward female employees but ordering a subordinate to deal with similar allegations against star anchor Bill O'Reilly by paying off an accuser.
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Emanating from our Constitution, which establishes the three essential, inextricable branches of government, the American rule of law requires that the arbitrary exercise of power remain subordinate to well-defined legal principles.
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That same report found that Shulkin told a subordinate to handle personal plans for him and his wife during that trip, and that he improperly accepted tickets to the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
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Even if a state governor were to take such a step during the coronavirus crisis, though, it's worth remembering that National Guard members would still be subordinate to the local police chiefs.
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Shunsuke Mutai, a deputy reconstruction minister, drew fire last year after forcing a subordinate to carry him on his back so his feet could stay dry as he visited a flooded area.
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Shareholders approved on Thursday a share issue for up to 300 million euros, subordinate to the acquisition of General Cable, which will have to be carried out by the end of July 2019.
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Under Iran's theocratic governing system, the elected president is subordinate to the unelected supreme leader, 77-year-old Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a hardliner in power since succeeding revolutionary founder Ruhollah Khomeini in 1989.
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Germany's anti-trust regulator, while subordinate to Brussels in many regards, has also been active, ordering Facebook to change how it handles user data after finding the social network abused its market dominance.
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The Post reported that US workers felt "subordinate" to Chinese employees, and often strugggled with "cultural conflicts, shifting guidelines and inconsistencies" with how ByteDance applied its rules to TikTok, a non-Chinese platform.
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By happy accident, during one recent trip to London I happened to be staying at One Aldwych, a five-star hotel with much to recommend it — all, however, subordinate to its adjacent restaurant.
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Individuals and communities caught up in the fighting had to make their choice between loyalty to the Bulgarian church and adherence to Greek bishops subordinate to the ancient Patriarchate of Constantinople, based in Istanbul.
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Every state that borders Mexico, including Texas (and 48 of all 50 states), has a provision in its state constitution that requires the military to be at all times subordinate to the civil authority.
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The general asked an unnamed lieutenant colonel, a former subordinate, to mail him $150 in coffee and chocolates — a request that would be considered ethical only if the two men had a longstanding friendship.
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Happily, her part is subordinate to the irascible if immediately arresting figure of Orwell himself, whom we encounter in waning health in a London hospital in 1949, the year before he died, at 46.
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The deal came a month after the Fed began an enforcement action against the ex-managing director, Joseph Jiampietro, accusing him of asking a subordinate to obtain confidential information from a New York Fed analyst.
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Officials in China, where the judicial system is subordinate to the Communist Party, will have a hard time believing Meng's arrest was due to the wheels of justice turning at their own pace, Reinsch said.
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The new loan runs for two years and has an option to extend it for a further one year, the statement said, adding the facility was subordinate to its main 8.5 billion riyal credit facility.
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When I'm thinking about things, that are true that stand a chance of being universal, that stand a chance of scaling, these are the kinds of things that are not subordinate to a person's identity.
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"Directing or coercing a subordinate to perform such activities during nonduty hours constitutes an improper use of public office for private gain," according to the Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the executive branch.
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Though still commonly referred to as the G.R.U., or Main Intelligence Directorate, the agency in 226165 changed its name to the Main Directorate, or G.U. As before, it is subordinate to the Russian military command.
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In February, the IG's office issued a damning report blasting Shulkin for telling a subordinate to handle personal travel plans for him and his wife during an official trip to Denmark and England last summer.
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"It's no secret that the (PiS) chairman is the true leader of the country and that the prime minister and president are subordinate to him," said Robert Gorski, 46, the show's creator and lead actor.
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The question of whether Francis did indeed imply there is no hell is, therefore, subordinate to a bigger question: Why does Francis repeatedly engage in interviews with Scalfari, only to later say Scalfari misquotes his words?
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Instead, he was constantly hemmed in by other advisers like Steve Bannon — named to a "chief strategist" position that wasn't subordinate to Priebus — and Jared Kushner, who, as Trump's son-in-law, seemingly can't be fired.
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The impasse highlights the challenges of governing the unwieldy, poor country, composed of a Bosniak-Croat federation and the Serb Republic, both nominally subordinate to a central government with limited powers based in the capital Sarajevo.
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Experts widely note that this could signal that Trump is in legal peril, given that an individual who is shown to have directed a subordinate to commit a crime is also implicated in the criminal conduct.
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Second-lien debt is considered riskier than first-lien leveraged loans as it is subordinate to the first-lien debt and was the first area of the loan market to feel the pain of the volatility.
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Padrino, in comments broadcast on state TV, said Venezuelan officers and soldiers were "obedient and subordinate" to President Nicolas Maduro, who some 50 countries around the world no longer recognize as the legitimate head-of-state.
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It would not usher in the Republic of Gilead if it were understood that inviting your female subordinate to your hotel room, Weinstein-style, crosses a line in a way that a restaurant lunch does not.
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Anyway, this is a horrible take that relies solely on a belief that men can never be subordinate to women, and because of that, and that alone, a female head coach would be doomed to failure.
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This decision stems directly from Moscow's annexation of Crimea and its support for separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine, although Ukrainians had long been unhappy about their church remaining subordinate to Russia's, as it had been since 1686.
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He said that the president could ask a subordinate to unrecuse himself, and that asking to remove Mr. Mueller "suggests you're going to have another special counsel," not that the president wanted an end to the investigation.
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Both victories could further Modi and the BJP's policy of Hindutva, turning India from a secular state into a Hindu nation, where members of other religions, as well as lower-caste Hindus, are subordinate to the majority.
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In Hong Kong, the chief concern about an agreement with mainland China is doubts about the quality of justice in a place where defendants have little access to legal representation and courts are subordinate to the Communist Party.
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The report also features a former employee who says he heard one of the most notorious accusations against Bloomberg himself — that the former mayor once told a pregnant subordinate to "kill" her unborn child (Bloomberg has denied saying this).
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"My read of him is he cares about the institution and he cares about there being a belief that the institution is an independent institution and not one that's subordinate to any particular person or president," said Virginia Sen.
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That was followed by an October 2018 New York Times story in which Rubin was said to have coerced a subordinate to perform oral sex on him in 2013, leading to a complaint with the company's human resources department.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has charged that the killing was ordered at the highest levels of the Saudi royal court, arguing that Saudi judges or other officials subordinate to the court cannot credibly determine who was responsible.
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He thinks Italy's biggest underlying problem is institutional paralysis, and has called a referendum for December 4th on constitutional changes that would take back powers from the regions and make the Senate subordinate to parliament's lower house, the Chamber of Deputies.
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Federal ethics standards state that an employee "shall not encourage, direct, coerce, or request a subordinate to use official time to perform activities other than those required in the performance of official duties or authorized in accordance with law or regulation."
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Elected officials have long been reluctant to air the back-room grievances and failures that lead a subordinate to be pushed out of a public job, in part because highlighting such shortcomings could reflect poorly on the person at the top.
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A religious leader whose convictions informed his politics, and not the other way around, Graham showed America that theological convictions and a deep religious faith could exist for their own sake, and not be made subordinate to Republican partisan aims.
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Trump was able to run a populist campaign, in part, because his and Republicans' undisguised desire to deregulate Wall Street was subordinate to a focus on Trump's false promises to battle the global elite and Hillary Clinton's speeches to financial companies.
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" The 16th-century debate "was couched in strikingly 'modern' terms," Dr. Starkey wrote, with Henry's opponents arguing the case for papal authority "like a contemporary europhile," maintaining that England was "subordinate to the laws and values of a Pan-European Christendom.
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But no modern President has taken a course that appears to make a conventional reading of America's national interest so subordinate to his own goals or done so little to separate the role of head of state from his personal impulses.
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One of the key pro-Brexit voices in the cabinet, foreign minister Boris Johnson, on Sunday set out his own long-term view, warning May that Britain must avoid becoming subordinate to the EU. Reporting by William James, editing by David Evans
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" The military's code of ethics, known as the Spirit of the I.D.F., states clearly that the army's mission is to protect Israel and its independence while being "subordinate to the directions of the democratic civilian authorities and the laws of the state.
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CIA officers, at the highest and lowest levels, have nearly uniformly accepted the idea that they are subordinate to the directions of elected officials – most importantly, the president, but also the Congress, and they are bound by the Constitution and the law.
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It would also make Cyber Command, which is now subordinate to Strategic Command, its own unified command, and also require a study to look at giving Cyber Command, which is now led by the director of the National Security Agency, its own commander.
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Just imagine how we Jews would have reacted if Halutz were speaking 70 years earlier as the head of the American military, telling us that stopping Hitler's slaughter of the Jews is subordinate to the overarching war aims of defeating the Third Reich.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Ponte promoted him to the division's top position about a year later, just days after he was rebuked and fined $1,500 for assigning an on-duty subordinate to drive him and his family to the airport for a summer vacation.
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The 'CCC/RR203' rating on Macro's subordinated notes due 2036 is two notches below Macro's viability rating (VR) due to the notes' loss-absorbing features and reflects that they are subordinate to all of Macro's senior debt and therefore carry low recovery prospects.
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What Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is suggesting is that, as a culture, we have spent so long obsessing over stories in which friendship is subordinate to romantic love — and as a result, our newfound infatuation with platonic love stories might not be entirely trustworthy.
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These tropes — often mockingly described in fan circles as "manpain" tropes — depend on a belief that the male action hero is more important than anyone else in his story, and that any pain and misery felt by other characters is subordinate to the male hero's.
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" Further, he said: "Considering standing armies as dangerous to free governments in time of peace, I shall not seek to enlarge our present establishment, nor disregard that salutary lesson of political experience which teaches that the military should be held subordinate to the civil power.
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His comment put Canada, who first arrested Huawei's Meng Wanzhou, in a tough diplomatic spot, raised questions about whether she would receive due process and could undermine US critiques of the way judicial systems in China and other totalitarian states are subordinate to politics.
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No serious analyst of American civil-military relations fears an actual military overthrow of the government, largely because the men and women of the armed forces have a professional commitment to remain apolitically subordinate to civilian control and to the Constitution which establishes that hierarchy.
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This means that while it is easier in Europe than the United States to create reasonably successful secondary parties with extreme anti-immigrant, ethno-nationalist views — parties hostile to liberal values — at the same time such parties tend to remain subordinate to major parties.
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When Mr. Trump's lawyers asked Mr. Rosenstein to investigate Mr. Comey for perjuring himself and illegally leaking information last year, he left it to a subordinate to respond, which the White House considered an affront, according to people who saw the exchange of letters.
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Mr. Ponte promoted him to the Investigation Division's top position about a year later, just days after Mr. Kuczinski had been reprimanded and fined $1,500 for assigning an on-duty subordinate to drive him and his family to the airport before their summer vacation.
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This isn't the only way in which Balanchine makes ballet a revelation of pure form — these ballets have no scenery, and their costumes (even the shining white tutus of "Symphony in C") are subordinate to their physicality — but it's the foundation of the Balanchine experience.
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Many serialized genre dramas restrict romance to subplots and view it as subordinate to the overall concerns of the story, but on Black Sails, romantic relationships are part and parcel of both who the characters are and their roles in the wars at hand.
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First Lady Melania Trump arrived at the family's Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida on Thursday, the same day BuzzFeed published an article contending authorities have proof President Donald Trump directed a subordinate to lie to Congress — an obstruction of justice and an impeachable offense, if true.
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The characters make horrible moral choices in hopes of preserving what society they've been able to build, and the final image is a man scrubbing blood from the floor, telling a subordinate to make up a beautiful lie to cover up the horrors that have happened.
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To Gutiérrez, this was borderline delusional; it ignored both the House's longstanding resentment of being seen as subordinate to the Senate and the weak position of Republican leaders, whose edicts about demographic imperatives carried only so much weight with members in safe districts with few Hispanic voters.
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In 1506, on the cusp of Europe's not yet inevitable ascendancy, it is possible for Énard to imagine an exchange between East and West that predates Orientalism, the period when, as Said maintained, European art and scholarship about the Orient were subordinate to the imperial imagination.
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One story, for instance, hit the former mayor and his firm for hiring Pasquale D'Amuro, a former top FBI official, focusing on the fact that D'Amuro had once asked a subordinate to retrieve building remains from the post-9/11 wreckage of the Twin Towers as relics.
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The MREL requirements outlined on 23 February stipulate that a material part must be met by debt instruments that are subordinate to existing senior unsecured liabilities but which remain within the senior debt category, our reference debt class for setting a bank's Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs).
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Background: Founded in February 2011, the SPND is the latest in a series of programs and organizations subordinate to Iran's already sanctioned Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics that have supported the regime's weapons program, according to a November 2011 report from the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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But in the United States, the presence of constitutional checks and balances, a military subordinate to civilian authority, semi-independent agencies like the FBI and the Federal Reserve, and a powerful nexus of business and interest groups all combine to undercut any threat to the system posed by populism.
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On the day of her appointment, Ms. Brann violated those rules when she dispatched a subordinate to obtain a cashier's check, drawn from his own bank account, so that she could pay a fine, according to a case disposition released on Tuesday by the Conflicts of Interest Board.
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The letter comes a week after HUD's former chief administrative officer, Helen G. Foster, said that Mr. Carson's wife, Candy Carson, had instructed a subordinate to circumvent federal laws prohibiting expenditures of more than $5,000 to replace worn-out furniture in the secretary's sprawling 10th-floor office suite.
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An American interagency report on the Russian election meddling blamed the intelligence agency, known as the G.R.U. and at least formally subordinate to General Gerasimov, for hacking the Democratic National Committee servers and releasing documents to damage the campaign of Hillary Clinton and support her opponent, Donald J. Trump.
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She takes skinny stems of baby's breath, an invasive species prone to infesting vacant lots (and cheap deli arrangements) and other discarded varieties, and arranges giant cloud-shaped bouquets that she inverts and suspends from ceilings in a perforated chandelier, the flowers subordinate to the spaces between them.
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Shepard's are not: They're drawn from her background as the American-born daughter of a white father and a mother who was both Pakistani, with roots in a country once colonized by and subordinate to the West, and Muslim, part of a group increasingly demonized in today's political rhetoric.
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No Supreme Court precedent exists to guide Mr. Mueller on whether obstruction of justice can occur if a president exercises a constitutional power with a bad motive, like firing a subordinate to cover up a crime; Mr. Wisenberg counted himself among those who do not think it can.
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Poverty, a lack of education — 80 percent of young women in sub-Saharan Africa have not completed secondary school and a third cannot read — and social and cultural customs that keep women subordinate to their male partners, with little control over their sex lives, all contribute to women's high infection rates.
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I've also met and interviewed enough wealthy, entitled egomaniacs (though none quite as brash as Trump) to know how unvarnished they can be in certain circumstances: in small, intimate settings where everyone is loyal, or larger ones where everyone's subordinate to them—like, for instance, the set of The Apprentice.
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That is, it all works like your NBA fantasy basketball league does, except because of the way the NCAA is—or, more to the point, because of its fundamental self-justifying conceit that the players are somehow subordinate to the teams—someone had to build all of it from scratch.
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Interestingly, this same rationale — that speed is subordinate to getting a good agreement toward North Korea's denuclearization — appears to work in justifying not only a lowered bar on what's an acceptable deal when it comes to Pyongyang's denuclearization, but also in justifying Trump's modified stance on negotiations with the Kim regime.
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This was sharp blow to the government's position but it was consistent with rulings since Nixon: Only in narrow cases can the public's right to know about their government's actions and a plaintiff's right to press a case against the government's possibly unconstitutional conduct be subordinate to government claims of secrecy.
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"We have a model at the N.C.A.A. that's predicated upon students wanting to be students — that they want to be college students, they want to participate in a college experience, and they want to play college basketball — and their desire to play in the N.B.A. is subordinate to that," Emmert said.
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Tatehana, which, while formalized in the 15th century, evolved from those sacred offerings left at Buddhist shrines, has a grand formality: It might feature a tall central evergreen, like a pine, chosen for its sense of unchanging permanence, along with other elements, like flowers or grasses, placed subordinate to it.
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They have mobilized around the idea that the United States is a Redeemer Nation, chosen by God; that it is tasked with becoming an orthodox Christian republic in which women are subordinate to men, education is in the hands of conservative Christians, and no one pays taxes to support the poor.
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Big museum shows tend to have a nostalgic feel, so it's refreshing to encounter a group of forward-thinkers who challenged the idea that craft and design are subordinate to painting and architecture — not to mention that Modernism has often been presented as a series of masculine schools of thought.
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Knight's first story, "Water and Oil," is deft and wonderful, wholly original, and the second, "Smash and Grab," is sharp and fresh with an ending like something out of O. Henry or Thomas McGuane, skating just along the edges of a physical violence that is subordinate to the story's emotional violence.
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The fact that Mr. Ghafoor, the army's spokesman and a major general by rank, used the word "reject" in his Twitter message was widely criticized, especially on social media, as many wondered how a military official, technically a subordinate to a government leader, could so blatantly defy the country's prime minister.
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The administration may want Escobedo gone, and the school's own report may have painted Escobedo as a predator who "has engaged in a pattern of exploiting females who are subordinate" to him, but because of tenure, university policies entitle him to an administrative process that has kept him on staff for months.
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Perhaps Sanders is just trying to make that explicit — to once and for all marginalize the centrist Democratic Party politics of the past three decades, in which the economic rights of workers were subordinate to the demands of capital — as well as show Americans how good, effective governance can include left-wing politics.
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"From my perspective and from I think most people's perspectives, you want to do what works and leave the -- whether this particular portion of the secured borders is an actual, physical erection of a wall or isn't I think that that's sort of subordinate to the principle goal of securing the southern border," Costello said.
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The bank facility is secured by a first-priority lien on the patient accounts receivable of all of the borrower's wholly owned hospital subsidiaries, while the secured notes are secured by the capital stock of the operating subsidiaries, making the notes structurally subordinate to the bank facility with respect to the accounts receivable collateral.
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On the ground, both the edicts of the Ambazonian government-in-exile and the wishes of ADF commanders appear subordinate to the long and heated deliberations of civilian elders in their village assemblies, a traditional form of democracy that, while admirable, may not be the most efficient political means of organizing an existential war.
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The ABL facility is secured by a first-priority lien on the patient accounts receivable of all of the borrower's wholly owned hospital subsidiaries, while the first and second lien secured notes are secured by the capital stock of the operating subsidiaries, making the notes structurally subordinate to the ABL facility with respect to the accounts receivable collateral.
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The filing of charges on Tuesday "enters the annals of history as a rarest of rare incident, when a bishop is going to face trial in a court based on the complaint of a nun who is a subordinate to him," read a statement from Save Our Sisters, a group of members of India's Roman Catholic Church.
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And such a conservatism — much-more-heavily male than the Reagan or Bush G.O.P., organized around the fears and grievances of prominent men, and seemingly indifferent to the legitimacy of certain kinds of female anger — will end up defining all its constituent parts, all its causes and concerns, as subordinate to the defense of male impunity.
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Until now, the United States formally supported the Syrian Democratic Forces, or S.D.F. Ostensibly a coalition of the Y.P.G. and Arab tribal militias, the Arab S.D.F. units are subordinate to Y.P.G. units and their P.K.K.-aligned commanders and are used mainly to administer Arab-majority areas liberated by the American-led campaign against the Islamic State.
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