Примеры использования Was subordinate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Prior to the triumph of the revolution in 1959, Cuba's neocolonial society, which was subordinate to the interests of foreign capital,
other matters was with the General Prosecutor's office, which was subordinate to the Cabinet and Parliament.
assured Parliament that the situation was calm and that the military was subordinate to the civilian authorities.
the Muthanna State Establishment was known as the State Establishment for Pesticide Production and was subordinate to the State Organization for Technical Industries, which was the predecessor of the Military Industrialization Commission.
However, Lieutenant Toumba appeared very irritated when the Commission asked him whether he was subordinate to Captain Pivi
it being stipulated in the Constitution that freedom of conscience was subordinate to the exigencies of national defence.
recommendation 107 was formulated in a negative way a right was subordinate to another right instead of having priority over another right.
reasonable utilization of an international watercourse was subordinate to the State's obligations to promote the optimal utilization of the watercourse,
reasonable utilization was subordinate to the obligation not to cause appreciable harm;
It was further observed that the aim of technological neutrality was subordinate to the main principles of the Model Law
The Institute is subordinate to the Office of the Government.
A judge is subordinate to the Constitution and the law alone.
The Commission is subordinate to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
It is subordinate to the National Police Directorate.
The Institute, which is subordinate to the Ministry of Justice,
The office of the Minority Ombudsman is subordinate to the Ministry of Labour.
I believe that our United Nations is subordinate to the Security Council.
In Armenia the NHMS is subordinated by the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
AFCCP is subordinated directly to the First Deputy Prime Minister.
Judges are independent and are subordinate only to the Constitution and the law.