subordination

a position of subordination

The subordination of individual goals to the team's objectives is crucial for success.

Effective leadership involves the skillful use of subordination to delegate tasks.

The principle of subordination in military ranks ensures a clear chain of command.

Subordination of clauses in a sentence helps to convey complex ideas clearly.

In some cultures, subordination to authority figures is highly valued.

The subordination of desires to principles is a sign of maturity.

Subordination of emotions can sometimes lead to internal conflict.

The concept of subordination is often used in organizational structures to define roles and responsibilities.

Subordination clauses are commonly used in legal documents to specify conditions.

Subordination of needs to priorities is essential for effective time management.

You knew, if you were one of Athens' subjects, that this was a statement of your own subordination.

But Tim also mentioned that wearing high heels could be seen as an act of subordination.

We also discussed an act of subordination – that's making someone do something to give them less authority or power.

Another way to join ideas is using 'subordination'.

However one views it, as something which is a kind of act of subordination or an act of empowerment etc.

'Subordination' is linking an independent clause with a dependent clause to make a complex sentence.

Magical shoes do sound otherworldly, but Tim also mentioned that wearing high heels could be seen as an act of subordination.

I do not love subordination; and we all know that he is a rough, disagreeable person to be connected with.

There is, therefore, little or no authority or subordination in this period of society.

There is no period, accordingly, in which authority and subordination are more perfectly established.