They transition, sometimes at a very young age, from being subservient to their parents to being subservient to their husbands.
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Presidents in the 20th century were subservient to the PRI.
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These are either regime bigwigs or people subservient to them.
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Sonja was beautiful, blond, perfectly dressed, and subservient to men.
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We do not need one becoming subservient to the other.
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Virtually everything else is subservient to that: diplomacy, science, conservation.
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In this staunchly patriarchal culture, women are often subservient to men.
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Otherwise, the right to free speech becomes subservient to gun zealots.
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I'd rather go out of business than be subservient to them.
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"They have to be subservient to Hindus and Hinduism," he added.
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This is what happens when you make health policy subservient to politics.
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We exist in a dimension that means we are subservient to time.
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Justice in China is subservient to the regime and the ruling Communist Party.
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The judiciary and the electoral commission are subservient to the president, he says.
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I know all too well the importance of being subservient to law enforcement.
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His work is grounded in scrupulous research but is never subservient to it.
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To an outdated fossil like Huckabee, wives are automatically subservient to their husbands.
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The separation of powers has become increasingly subservient to the separation of parties.
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Like Ataturk, Reza Shah attempted to make religious observation subservient to the state.
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The new immigrants, they also held, were subservient to the pope in Rome.
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I think he looked subservient to Putin, I don&apost use that word lightly.
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It became completely "establishment", dirty, and subservient to the colonial logic of the Troika.
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Both he and Brad are subservient to the entrepreneur and truly happy for their success.
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It does not help that the state police are seen as subservient to the party.
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Not everybody believes Mr. Johnson will be forced to be subservient to the United States.
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It's a mirror, one which reflects the zeitgeist as much as it is subservient to it.
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We don't have to be subservient to the executive branch and so I spoke out before.
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"Every other value that Ferguson residents may have is subservient to that first value," he says.
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He charged Mr Hochul with being too subservient to Mr Cuomo; he promised to challenge the governor.
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And it's something you'll see on Game of Thrones, where everything becomes subservient to big epic moments.
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Positive coverage kept Vucic from appearing weak or subservient to the EU—a liability in Serbian politics.
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The supreme leader is only truly subservient to democracy for one day: the day of his selection.
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In contrast to the Pakistani Army, the Indian Army is seen as subservient to the civilian authorities.
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In the original painting, this young black boy was shown in shackles, subservient to the university benefactors.
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The player behind these scores is in some ways invisible, subservient to the musical image that they produce.
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The Electoral Commission is widely viewed as subservient to Mr Museveni, along with the police, army and judiciary.
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In some families, women are reminded that religion and tradition requires them to be subservient to their husbands.
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But he's there now because the Senate is quite subservient to Donald Trump and afraid of his displeasure.
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Instead of being the producer and the leader, I had to be more subservient to the director's wishes.
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Watching a conversation where Jia Jia seems utterly subservient to her creators has even conjured feelings of sexism.
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The younger cat was always subservient to the older one, and he kept her happy for many years.
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Labor unions, the courts, the media, regulatory instances and the electoral process were all subservient to the president.
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China wants to make the country's Uighurs, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group, more subservient to the Communist Party.
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Throughout its history, the Russian Orthodox Church was subservient to the state and an unshakable supporter of autocracy.
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The women are generally expected to be subservient to their husbands while managing the secular affairs of their families.
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They perceive Iraq's leaders as subservient to one of the country's two main allies, the United States and Iran.
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Capitalism would be kept subservient to the goals of social stability and solidarity, rather than the other way around.
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The accident forces him to lean on his father, Logan, for help and he becomes completely subservient to him.
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They also wanted to put an end to the International Statute of Secrecy and make Muggles subservient to wizards.
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Her mark is infatuated with her, and with the way Aislinn in her Cool persona is entirely subservient to him.
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Mr. Davutoglu, long seen as subservient to Mr. Erdogan, was often compared to Dmitri A. Medvedev, Mr. Putin's loyal deputy.
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For decades, the Palestinian people have languished in quasi-autonomous areas where their lives are sadly subservient to Israeli needs.
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But critics, both in Poland and abroad, contend they are building one in which the courts are subservient to politicians.
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Nevertheless, the atrocious violence reflected attitudes toward Vietnamese that divided the two peoples and made the Vietnamese subservient to Americans.
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Many see the political class as subservient to one or another of Baghdad's main allies, the United States and Iran.
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It's a kind of state-minus: a Palestine without much of its land and subservient to Israel for basic functions.
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Well, I think the problem is that Christianity was rendered subservient to other principles, meaning this wasn't a Christian crusade.
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The impeachment hearings showed that the Republican Congress is totally subservient to Donald Trump and willing to stomp on the Constitution.
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Any market-like mechanism must be subservient to the true great power of all so-called market economies: far-reaching governments.
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And that's my other big gripe with Cursed Child: Character motivations, and logic in general, both seem subservient to the plot.
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This left was authoritarian, statist, nationalist and anti-imperialist, with a certain predilection for armed struggle, and totally subservient to Havana.
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If you look at his relationship with Ivanka or Hope — women who aren't subservient to him — he has problems with those people.
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It is a performance redolent of a former time in American politics, when partisan divisions were subservient to local leaders and issues.
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Why is Brienne's final solo scene devoted to her functionally writing Jaime Lannister's Wikipedia page, rendering her arc subservient to a man's?
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Some political analysts said that may play into an argument in Australia that the country is too subservient to the United States.
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Many Iraqis also see the political class as subservient to one or another of Baghdad's main allies, the United States and Iran.
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A flowery tribute to a man who sexually objectified women, portrayed them as subservient to men, exploited them, and profiteered from pornography.
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She said she had traveled from Milan to express her anger at a coalition that she considers subservient to the European Union.
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When and where there is some semblance of governance, it is often profoundly corrupt and subservient to a deeply ingrained clan system.
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"We want to see how they can make technology users feel empowered as opposed to them being subservient to tech," he later added.
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"Being a war president means that all elements of American power and foreign policy are subservient to fighting the war," Mr. Chollet said.
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The president and his allies are trying to cow law enforcement officials, making them subservient to him rather than the rule of law.
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Mr. Davutoglu, who became prime minister in 2014, after Mr. Erdogan was elected president, had long been seen as subservient to Mr. Erdogan.
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All nature must know the feeling of humanity's calloused hand shoving it over; all nature must realize it is subservient to our whims.
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It's Steve Bannon nonsense, and the Trump nonsense about a bilateral deal means that the United States isn't 'subservient' to any other country.
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For Barr, however, the idea that the Justice Department would be subservient to the president isn't simply acceptable; it is a constitutional necessity.
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And the result of the conference fell far short of predictions that the regulatory agencies might become clearly subservient to the central bank.
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Feminists argue that the church's representation of women—as morally superior but physically subservient to the dominant male—has contributed to injustice and violence.
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The few darker-skinned characters who showed up in the trailers were subservient to the glamorous crazy-rich East Asians in the principal cast.
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He also pushed back on allegations the Trump administration has been weak or subservient to Russia over Ukraine or its meddling in the election.
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Governments will be subservient to their needs (for insight into citizen activity, as payment gateways and much more) rather than the other way around.
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Because most males in clans join from other groups, the highest ranking male in the group is often subservient to the most junior female.
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Since oil export is the main source of income for the Saudi government, OPEC's decisions will always be subservient to the Kingdom's budgetary needs.
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It also seemed to show the limits of Crown Prince Mohammed's hard-line approach, which had made Mr. Hariri appear subservient to Saudi royalty.
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"We should not stifle these discussions and cannot allow our rights to become subservient to the very opinions our Constitution protects," the union said.
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" Journalist Glenn Greenwald said the move "makes a mockery of asylum" and that Ecuador is now "depicting itself as rather subservient to the West.
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Many Iraqis criticize a political elite they say is subservient to one or another of Baghdad's two main allies, the United States and Iran.
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So Mr. Guterres must strike a balance between keeping United States officials on board and not being seen as subservient to United States interests.
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In reality, it turned the millions of Hong Kong's residents into refugees in their own city, subservient to the authoritarian Communist regime in Beijing.
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The Chamberlain's logic isn't just that the Skeksis are entitled to whatever they want; it's that the Gelflings are somehow inherently subservient to them.
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But this season, she's entirely subservient to Zod, always asking him for permission to carry out her ideas, and often being sidelined as a result.
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He criticized the president for being "subservient to U.S. imperialism" and blamed him for the "traitorous sellout" of disputed South China Sea territories to China.
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But you are also never allowed to stop analyzing its power dynamics, to stop thinking about who is subservient to whom, and why, and how.
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She described growing up admiring her mother and grandmother, both independent women who did as they pleased and were subservient to no one, she says.
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These liberals had legitimate reasons for opposing America's Communist Party, which was subservient to Stalin and included an espionage wing that worked with Russian intelligence.
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It is conservative whites who have taken over one of the two major parties in this country and made it subservient to their retrograde whims.
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He also been powerless to rein in the militias, and many Iraqis have grown frustrated with a government they see as increasingly subservient to Iran.
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They're not as subservient to Scar as they were originally, and barely have any respect for him, unlike the sycophantic hyenas in the animated film.
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"When that happens, both parents are subservient to the nanny state — more precisely, a nanny Secretary of State," referring to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Congress should not be in the business of either being subservient to the president on legislation or protecting him from exercising his right to veto.
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"Emma did not put up with the humiliation of being subservient to a man," Father Masseroni, also known as Don Giuseppe, said at the funeral.
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Lives could have been saved and the scale of the contagion contained if the Islamic Republic had not made health policy subservient to its politics.
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He could be collegial with female artists, notably Berthe Morisot, but he gave no sign of regarding women as other than a species subservient to men.
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The online right meanwhile called him subservient to Communist China, and Republican senators decided to take an opportunity to chastise James for the Chinese government's actions.
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And Roosevelt restructured the Federal Reserve so that the central bank was not "independent" but set interest rates entirely subservient to the wishes of elected officials.
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Though she relished her role as a father, she also felt subservient to her wife, Kris, and was alienated from her own identity as a woman.
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And more often than not, futurists depict a dystopian outcome – a world where we are at best subservient to machines and at worst exterminated by them.
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As subservient to Trump as other Republicans have often been — starting with the Russia investigation — they remain, above all, politicians who want to get re-elected.
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To understand pro wrestling, you have to understand two things: Everything is subservient to business and that it shouldn't be obvious that this is the case.
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This final move is unnecessary and it undermines the principle that the life is all that matters; it makes Ester subservient to an older vision of history.
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Yet this outward appearance of a system of law masks the reality: in Congo, naked power is all that matters, and the law is subservient to it.
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"The registration approach makes courts subservient to ministerial requirements and compounds the work of judges by unnecessarily forcing them to dismiss cases without prejudice," Fourth Estate said.
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President Trump again attacked the Fed over interest rates yesterday, lamenting that the U.S. central bank wasn't subservient to him, as China's is to President Xi Jinping.
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Some delegates had proposed that Congress have the privilege, a serious proposal that died out of concern the executive branch would be too subservient to the legislative.
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In both states, lawmakers who are fighting to keep wages low, benefits measly and localities subservient to the states are doing the bidding of their corporate backers.
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Its first victim was Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, which emerged from a long legal battle a year later with its membership reconstituted, leaving it subservient to the government.
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And far from preserving the role of the Senate, an institution he professes to love, McConnell is allowing it to become wholly subservient to the executive branch.
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In many states, conservative governors and legislatures, no longer subservient to federal bureaucrats, will show they can deliver a better healthcare system at a more affordable cost.
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In its statement, the top court, which Venezuela's opposition accuses of being subservient to Maduro, singled out two digital outlets, but said the ban applies to all media.
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SASAC argues that a Chinese Temasek, huge and with autonomy, would have too much power (SASAC is also enormous but part of the government and subservient to it).
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The result was multiple strands of governing hierarchies rooted in the feudal system, each level able to make its own decisions while being subservient to those higher up.
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His most likely replacement, according to the Times, is United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley, who has shown herself to be much more subservient to Trump's foreign policy whims.
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Donald Trump has been deemed the public enemy by the money powers, and they use the media, which is subservient to the money they control, to deceive us.
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But the idea of Mr. Erdogan's weak government finding itself subservient to the Kremlin, rather than maintaining its alliances with the United States and NATO, is also worrying.
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Mr Abou Jaoudé believes it betrays an American fascination with the idea of having multiple wives as well as a perception of Arab women as subservient to their husbands.
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Bubba and his co-host said that the ad made Obama seem like an "Uncle Tom" — a derogatory caricature to suggest a black man who's subservient to white people.
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"We should not stifle these discussions and cannot allow our rights to become subservient to the very opinions our Constitution protects," the association said in a statement Sunday night.
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He also seemed to lament that the Fed, which is independent of the White House, did not operate like China's central bank, which is largely subservient to the government.
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Protesters who say the elite is corrupt and subservient to neighbouring Iran had rejected even Allawi, and vowed on Monday to oppose any replacement lined up by the parties.
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In this kind of setting any progressive political ambition and social policy, like same-gender marriage, is subservient to the constitutional juggernauts that inevitably direct the majority of people's vote.
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"Those who supported the aggressors... have no authority or freedom, but are subservient to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates," the group's Al Masirah TV quoted him as saying.
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The army's latest ploy is a new constitution, which would allow fresh elections but keep the next government subservient to a nominated senate and a handful of junta-stacked committees.
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The rest of the suite gradually asserted a principled intention that seemed indifferent to aesthetic comparisons—and even to art, at all—because it is subservient to something more important.
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Under the plan, the State Administration of Religious Affairs would be made subservient to the Communist Party's United Front Work Department, making religious work subject to party directives on religion.
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Transferring can be a touchy subject, because it appears to run counter to football's ingrained team-first mentality and college athletics' facade of sport mingled with, and subservient to, education.
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As is true in so many other contexts, it is shaping up as another example in which the separation of powers has become increasingly subservient to the separation of parties.
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Last month, Chinese media reported that Beijing intends to arbitrate trade disputes with other countries through a set of new courts that are subservient to its ruling Chinese Communist Party.
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Let's look at the impact: Hillary Clinton: She no longer misdirects her energies by trying to be what society tells women to be: always nice, forever young, subservient to her man.
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Such actions may quickly remind the occupant of the bully pulpit that neither the Founding Fathers nor the presiding Speaker intend for the legislative branch to be subservient to the executive.
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It is not surprising that men believe women should be subservient to them, when, less than 100 years ago, women in this country still did not have the right to vote.
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My loins are fruitless but my principles are clear: No human being — woman or man — should be regarded as a conquest or an amusement with a will subservient to someone else's.
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Many also seem to feel he's kowtowed to Trump and come off as subservient to the president, and given momentum to BDS by making it appear a legitimate threat to Israel.
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The casting of Korean actress Claudia Kim as Nagini, a snake subservient to an evil Nazi-esque villain, and the misattribution of Nagini's name to Indonesian mythology was a major one.
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You didn't hear explicit calls for women to stay at home or be subservient to men, although it's an open question how many Americans are receptive to questioning traditional gender roles.
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Cooper restores the texture of Liberia to Johnson Sirleaf's life story, making this a propulsive biography, but it ultimately feels subservient to its subject — valorizing Johnson Sirleaf rather than complicating her.
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A Pyrrhic victory of sorts, because that will get new votes for the eurosceptic Marine Le Pen's National Rally (RN) to see Paris acting as Berlin's junior partner subservient to German interests.
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The European Commission has given Poland's euroskeptic leadership until the end of this month to amend legal changes it made, which critics say make the court subservient to the executive and parliament.
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Creating a legal system independent of the party "clearly violates the constitution", which says administrative, trial and prosecution authorities are all subservient to the National People's Congress, China's parliament, the court said.
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His is one of several ethnic Serb parties in Kosovo, but unlike its major rivals, it is less subservient to Belgrade, and willing to recognize and work with the ethnic Albanian authorities.
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Under Trump, the purpose of the media attack has become even more apparent: to delegitimize all news that isn't subservient to him, while encouraging supporters to trust only one source — Donald Trump.
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Many see the political class as subservient to one or another of Baghdad's main allies, the United States and Iran, who use Iraq as a proxy for a struggle for regional influence.
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In this story, the sorority sisters at the fictional Hawthorne College are hunted down by a cult of supernaturally-charged fraternity brothers who want to punish women who aren't subservient to men.
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"But he promises to be a source of disruption and discomfort to the privileged, back-scratching political elites for whom the nation's strength and solvency have become subservient to power's pursuit and preservation."
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One of the journal's recurring themes is that economics has to be subservient to politics, a welcome break from conventional conservative exaltation of the "free market" as the final arbiter of all decisions.
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Corbyn has been critical of Prime Minister May's relationship with President Trump, claiming she's "subservient" to him when she didn't comment on the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris climate deal on June 1.
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An artist sent me an email to say I was just writing what Americans wanted to read — in other words, that I was being subservient to the suspicious purposes of the foreign media.
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But critics, both in Poland and abroad, contend they are creating a system where the courts will be subservient to politicians, who then will be able to change the constitution through judicial rulings.
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Collaboration is integral to the profession, and the work of more junior writers is ultimately subservient to the vision of the showrunner (not to mention the desires of the companies bankrolling the project).
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Many of those demonstrators see political elites as subservient to one or another of Baghdad's main allies, the United States and Iran - using Iraq as a proxy in a struggle for regional influence.
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Background: In 2016, the government set out to make Uighurs and other minority groups more subservient to the Communist Party, detaining up to a million people in what it calls "re-education" camps.
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The 12th Amendment changed the Electoral College in numerous ways, most notably by completely rethinking the vice president as a running mate largely subservient to the president rather than a competitor and runner-up.
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Sharif&aposs Pakistan Muslim League, or PML-N, won in 603, but he fell out with the military after questioning its links to some militant groups and seeking to make it subservient to parliament.
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So if you were a Republican elected to Congress on your own platform, distancing yourself from Donald Trump before the election, why would you fall subservient to his agenda and his moral failings now?
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And Palin, who championed everyday Americans with her folksy "pitbull mom" appeal in 2008, also touted Trump as the only candidate not subservient to the "campaign donor class" who will fight for real Americans.
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Although there is nothing I would love more than to become a pastor and preach the gospel in Hong Kong, I will never do so if it means making Jesus subservient to Xi Jinping.
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Joe didn't win—this is still WWE, where everything is subservient to their vision—but he was the glue guy in the match, facilitating the action and getting plenty of heat of his own.
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He thought the rights of citizens should not become subservient to international bodies like the European Union, and he respected that populist parties like Lega often called for referenda in the name of self-determination.
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"Whether it's through trade war or other means, the end goal is to make China subservient to the United States," He Weiwen, vice president of the Center for China and Globalization, in Beijing, told Washington paper.
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"It makes Bolivia a country subservient to the whim of President Morales and where the rule of law is flouted," tweeted Carlos Mesa, a former president, who is the most popular leader of Bolivia's feeble opposition.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Britain is becoming subservient to a United States that will be extremely difficult to cooperate with judging by President Donald Trump's "serious and worrying" first acts, French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron said on Friday.
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"[A] President who routinely threatens prosecutorial or regulatory vengeance against private companies because they are not sufficiently politically subservient to him personally is entirely outside of our system of governance," TPM's Josh Marshall wrote on Sunday.
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To their shock, several students received questionnaires asking whether they beat their wives, whether they believed the rest of the population should be subservient to Muslims, and whether the act of leaving Islam should be punishable.
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Prosecutors accused her of recruiting sex slaves for Keith Raniere, who co-founded Nxivm and its subgroup, DOS, described as an all-female secret society in which women allegedly were forced to be sexually subservient to Raniere.
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That means investing in these organizations, empowering them with management skills, mobilization tools and new technologies, and when the going gets tough, making their own goals subservient to those who must live with the long-term consequences.
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All Americans are under attack, and not exclusively because of whom we drink, dance or sleep with, but because of our bedrock belief that we should not be subservient to any one ideology or any one religion.
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While it is possible that a skillful COS might bring order to the Oval Office -- as Kelly appeared to do early in his 16-month tenure -- he will always be subservient to a President who sows chaos.
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The enormous commercial potential of the Chinese market made it hard for the companies to put up much of a fight as Beijing declared, in effect, that their business interests were subservient to China's national security interests.
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Last week, Egypt's Parliament, which is subservient to Mr. Sisi, expelled a prominent lawmaker who had been critical of the government's crackdown on civil society — Anwar Sadat, the nephew of the former Egyptian president assassinated by Islamists.
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Sitting at his desk in his old Senate chair with his name engraved on the back, Reid complained that the Republican-led upper chamber has become too subservient to the president under current Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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She suffers under the iron rule of Commander Waterford's ice queen wife, Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski), who is a leader in Gilead's fundamentalist women's movement and believes that wives should be subservient to their husbands at all costs.
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A nonprofit group is training them, and other airport workers, on how to spot people traveling against their will, often young passengers who look disoriented, refuse to make eye contact or act oddly subservient to a traveling companion.
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I am referring to the fictitious country depicted in the dystopian novel-turned-miniseries, "The Handmaid's Tale," where women become subservient to men — especially when it comes to women's reproductive activities — and men control everything they say and do.
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Hanby argues that, where we used to see human beings as possessing intrinsic properties—masculinity, femininity, the ability to glorify God through procreation—we now take a nominalist view of ourselves, seeing our bodies as subservient to our minds.
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That is the change we need to be in the world: To see the Earth as a part of us and not something we just treat as subservient to us, for the world keeps giving and we keep taking.
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"They're willing to say, 'This would go in this direction, and this would go in this direction,' and it's not just all subservient to this one overarching idea that drives everything, because that's not how the future works," he says.
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But Moon did not specifically respond to Kim's criticism that South Korea was too subservient to the "anachronistic arrogance and hostile policy of the United States", and that the South's military persisted in "veiled hostility" by conducting exercises with U.S. forces.
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Even after Trump was educated on the implications of the term — used to mock a black man deemed to be subservient to white people — the 70-year-old businessman allegedly did not stop saying it, Apprentice staffers told The Daily Beast.
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The president is unfit to serve, and until Congress comes to its senses and remembers its constitutional powers, this is what we can expect: a weakened president subservient to the military egging on armed fascists as they take to the streets.
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The workplace is a special kind of hell dimension, where your needs will always be subservient to the corporation's needs, desires, and iron will, whether that means making computers, writing articles or... hunting witches that haunt the core of your corporation.
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He cites Steven Jay Gould's theory of non-overlapping magisteria (NOMA)—the idea that science and religion belong properly to two different domains of knowledge and thus can remain separate—and Huston Smith's assertion that science is subservient to God.
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And in case anyone suspected Diaz-Canel planned to take the country in a new direction, the brand-new President has made it clear that he, like the entire political class, remains subservient to a very-much-alive Raul Castro.
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In game development, it's not uncommon for both writing and audio composition to be added at a late stage in a project; made to retrofit the mechanical framework of a game and often be subservient to its moment-to-moment gameplay.
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I had zero interest in watching a show about a woman living in a time (the 1940s) where females were unequal to men, then traveling back in time to a period where women were considered even more subservient to men.
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The popularity of "boys' love" dramas has surged in recent years, especially among heterosexual Chinese women, some of whom embrace the novels as an act of rebellion against a conservative culture that says women should be chaste and subservient to men.
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Do Republicans win their dream of repealing -ObamaCare and making healthcare subservient to the "magic of the marketplace" alone, which means the rule of big companies that make big campaign donations and would raise the healthcare costs of every American?
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But that proxy power battle has rankled ordinary Iraqis who criticize a political elite they say is subservient to one or the other of Baghdad's two allies and pays more attention to those alliances than to Iraqis' basic economic needs.
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A man in his mid-50s (now 58), Rambis would have been grateful for another chance after a dismal two-year stint with a bad Minnesota team and, with less of a long coaching-career view, more subservient to Jackson's wishes.
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Like the alcoholic who swills the cheap hootch he knows eventually will kill him, however, Western Europe ignores the threat of American sanctions and continues to consume the cheap Russian energy supplies that will make it subservient to Moscow's will.
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Prosecutors had accused her of recruiting sex slaves for Keith Raniere, who co-founded Nxivm and its subgroup, DOS, described as an all-female secret society of "masters" and "slaves" in which women allegedly were forced to be sexually subservient to Raniere.
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" The lawsuit also brings to light Neil's "long history of self-centered, irresponsible, drunken, and violent behavior," citing a "penchant for attacking those he apparently perceives as weaker and subservient to him, including women and purported fans of the aging 'rock star.
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Prosecutors have accused her of recruiting sex slaves for Keith Raniere, who co-founded the controversial self-help group Nxivm and its subgroup, DOS, described as an all-female secret society in which women allegedly were forced to be sexually subservient to Raniere.
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Mr. Yildirim, 60, who is expected to be approved at a party congress on Sunday, is widely seen as someone who will be subservient to the president and push forward Mr. Erdogan's agenda of rewriting the Constitution and establishing an executive presidential system.
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And even though men like Mr. Berg would identify with a cause, Communism, that inflicted far more misery than it ever alleviated — and rendered human dignity subservient to the state — I have always harbored admiration for their courage and sacrifice in Spain.
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It is not an exaggeration to point out that most demagogues and despots assert that their actions are done for the betterment of the people — and therefore they need not be subservient to anything as trivial or troublesome as elections or a constitution.
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Among some Democratic Party leaders and writers and activists on the left, it's become common to situate airy concerns over "norms" as subservient to the work of opposing policies that take bread out of people's mouths and children out of their parents' arms.
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Those elections could bring to power leaders substantially more friendly, even subservient, to the Kremlin -- especially if Russia is able to put its thumb on the scales in many such contests through the very kind of cyber-influence it exerted on the US election.
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"So if Trump did not collude with Russia, then why is he so subservient to Vladimir Putin?" asked Hassan Ali, a 30-year-old nursing student as he ate an early dinner at a Middle Eastern eatery in an area home to many Muslim-Americans.
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In today's political and social climate — where environmental needs are often subservient to industry desires, where climate change is resulting in worldwide degradation to important habitats, where scientific knowledge is curiously absent in environmental decision making — a knowledgeable and interested public is of high importance.
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" In order to quell the social unrest that could build up after months of winter, men in positions of authority would give those subservient to them the chance to answer that age-old question posed by Joan Osborne: "What if God was one of us?
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It's a moving sight for everyone who still believes in the cause for which they and their brothers in arms fought and died — above all, the idea, possibility and preservation of a free world, anchored and inspired by America but not subservient to it.
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A key phrase in Kuttner's work is "mixed economy," meant to describe a system in which markets and for-profit businesses play a crucial role, but share power with institutions like labor unions and mutual associations and are ultimately subservient to democratically elected governments.
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Mack is accused of being a high-ranking member of Nxivm and its sub-group DOS, which prosecutors have described as an all-female secret society of "masters" and "slaves" in which women were allegedly forced to be sexually subservient to Nxivm co-founder Keith Raniere.
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That Republicans in this Congress have proven so subservient to — or scared of — Trump that they have let the fate of the country hinge on whether his staff can adequately distract and calm him is a subversion of the constitutional order and an abdication of responsibility.
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The first two dangers related to the rise of anti-EU, nationalist sentiment across the continent, plus the "state of mind of pro-European elites," which Tusk then feared were too subservient to "populist arguments as well as doubting in the fundamental values if liberal democracy".
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As I continued to evolve as a human being, I began to believe that politics is a smaller and lesser topic to deal with, much smaller than life itself, and the human forces shaping the external world are subservient to the forces shaping our inner world.
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Cleveland's black newspaper, owned by boxing promoter Don King and at the time largely under the editorial control of a prominent powerbroker in the black community, depicted Turner in a front-page cartoon as Aunt Jemima — an image meant to brand her as subservient to white authority.
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Because it shows that even the leadership of NOAA, which should be the most technical and apolitical of agencies, is now so subservient to Trump that it's willing not just to overrule its own experts but to lie, simply to avoid a bit of presidential embarrassment.
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A 1994 report from an International Commission of Jurists found that the Japanese military set up a vast network of Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Malaysian, Taiwanese, Dutch and Filipino women to staff "comfort stations" — essentially brothels where they'd be forced to be sexually subservient to military men.
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" In a different case involving the Brewers Association, a federal court ruled that corporations "are not citizens of the United States," and that as far as the franchise went, they must "at all times be held subservient to the government and the citizenship of which it is composed.
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"If the president's party on Capitol Hill becomes subservient to the executive branch and just becomes an appendage of that, then Congress basically loses its meaning," Tom Davis, the Virginia Republican who was chairman of the committee during part of Bush's presidency, from 2003 to 2007, told me.
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Kendall, Roman, Shiv — all of these characters want so badly to be loved by a man who is only capable of trying to bludgeon them (occasionally literally) into a form that is more pleasing to him, which is to say a form that is more subservient to him.
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Even as his top advisers urged him to abandon his feud with the Khans, Trump escalated it, suggesting Ghazala Khan, the mother, stood silently alongside her husband at the Democratic National Convention because she was subservient to her husband and comparing his own sacrifices to the family's loss of their son.
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As much as Mr. Obama is respected here, the British people know that no American president, Democrat or Republican, would ever agree to the United States' joining a political union that made Congress subservient to a Pan-American parliament in Bogota, or the Supreme Court secondary to a judiciary in Haiti.
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But the real heart of "RBG" -- and that term isn't used lightly -- involves Ginsburg and her husband, Marty, the gregarious counterweight to his more serious wife, who happily made his professional life subservient to recognizing his spouse's talent, at a time when dealing with such two-career families was more of an issue.
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The broader strategic, ideological and values-driven concerns which have typically been foundational to US foreign policy – promoting democracy and human rights, increasing American soft power and influence, cultivating a network of alliances and supporting an open and stable international order – are at best subservient to economic goals, and more likely altogether irrelevant.
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While the government argues the reforms are necessary to help fight corruption and boost the court's efficiency, critics of the move — including Gersdorf and the EU — say it amounts to a purge of the judiciary that will erode the institution's independence, and result in it being stacked with appointments subservient to the right-wing Law and Justice government.
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" "We need a person in the White House who doesn't fear the media, who doesn't embrace political correctness, who doesn't need the money, who is familiar with success, who won't bow to foreign dictators, who is pro-military and values law enforcement, and who is angry for America and NOT subservient to the interests of other nations.
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Among those charged is actress Allison Mack, who was accused last April of sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy and forced labor conspiracy through her involvement with Nxivm and its sub-group DOS, which prosecutors have described as an all-female secret society of "masters" and "slaves" in which women allegedly were forced to be sexually subservient to Raniere.
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" The NBPC praised Trump as a political outsider "who doesn't fear the media, who doesn't embrace political correctness, who doesn't need the money, who is familiar with success, who won't bow to foreign dictators, who is pro-military and values law enforcement, and who is angry for America and NOT subservient to the interests of other nations.
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And so what you know being a judge, that we are all subject subservient to the rule of law in our country, the president knows that better than anybody and so it is going to be incumbent upon him and I believe it will be one of his legacies, Judge, that he returns the luster and the glory to these organizations that they deserve.
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If Coinbase the exchange doesn't list Ripple, Monero or 0x for reasons to do with the business model or the strategy of the exchange, or does list a smaller but heavily traded and profitable asset such as Litecoin, BCash or Cardano before something else like XRP (which they have already done), should the index buyers be subservient to the customers and the business model of Coinbase-the-exchange?
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There, he's been working on new generations of replicants, best exemplified by Luv (Sylvia Hoeks), an employee whose dedication to her boss seems almost unhealthy—until you realize that just about everyone in 1503 is in some way subservient to the inventor, whose products have become seemingly standard-issue (in a nice bit of perhaps-accidental semi-homage, the logo for Wallace's company echoes one previously used by a certain film studio).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE seems so insecure about any suggestion that his election was not legitimate and appears so inexplicably subservient to Moscow that he will not even criticize Russia itself for meddling in our democracy.
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